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RE: RE:submissive behavior - 7/9/2015 10:13:28 AM   
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They are speaking from personal experience and you say that that experience is wrong, by insisting that there are other way it can be made up.


You are assuming my intentions. The same thing you are attempting to call me out on.

I asked questions. I showed other methods. I did not speak about THEIR relationship, but relationships in general and my experiences to give examples of other viewpoints.

Like I said, your experience is valid. Their experience is valid. Answering a question, to show how rules work without punishment is also valid, which is what I did. And asked my own questions, which were answered, and kept the conversation going, with no butt-hurt (as far as I can tell) from either of us.

You are taking issue with it, on their behalf. I'm not sure even they are as out-of-joint as you are. They give no indication of it.

Interesting.

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RE: RE:submissive behavior - 7/9/2015 11:04:14 AM   
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There are MANY ways to make it up to your master without punishment.


If you don't feel that telling somebody that they can do things different with their partner speaks to their specific relationships (instead of a general statement of: "there's many ways a s-type can make it up to their D-type") I honestly don't know what to tell ya, other than that we obviously disagree on what language speaks to what.

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You are taking issue with it, on their behalf. I'm not sure even they are as out-of-joint as you are. They give no indication of it.



I'm not out-of-joint or taking issue with anything.

I simple disagree with you (I think I stated that several times now).

I'm sure you can you conceive of a person being able to disagree with you without it causing them to be out-of-joint, so there's really no need to try to drag the emotional state you're for whatever reason projecting on me into a discussion where it has no relevance.

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RE: / - 7/9/2015 11:49:23 AM   
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He figured out I dont respond to negative reinforcement. I never change my behaviour unless I want to, hitting me makes me hit back, ignoring me makes me ignore them, put something up my ass I put something up theres... so when I do something he doesn't like he holds me and hugs me and says hes sorry that he failed me and its all his fault and he loves me anyways.... so I do the same. I dont do things he doesn't like anymore because I dont want him taking the blame for my actions, it just makes me feel like im being frivolous, like I lost control if I do something to purposely hurt someone. He doesnt ask for things he thinks counter to me and goes out of his way to change his routine to make me happy so I do the same for him.


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RE:submissive behavior - 7/9/2015 11:54:30 AM   
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RE: RE:submissive behavior - 7/9/2015 11:59:43 AM   
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Another reason for deliberate disobedient is because I feel he's not doing his job providing the mastery, leadership and consistency I need.


"I feel". "I need". You assume the right to punish your "master" should he fail to give you what you need. You punish him by being disobedient.

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RE: RE:submissive behavior - 7/9/2015 12:03:42 PM   
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There are MANY ways to make it up to your master without punishment.


If you don't feel that telling somebody that they can do things different with their partner speaks to their specific relationships (instead of a general statement of: "there's many ways a s-type can make it up to their D-type") I honestly don't know what to tell ya, other than that we obviously disagree on what language speaks to what.


Except that they asked a question about how rules work without punishment.

That's why I was giving examples.

I would never have stepped in, had that question not been asked. Unlike you. See the difference? It was pertinent to the conversation and their question.

I did not ask your opinion. Nor did I opine on anything you said to engage you in conversation.

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You are taking issue with it, on their behalf. I'm not sure even they are as out-of-joint as you are. They give no indication of it.



I'm not out-of-joint or taking issue with anything.

I simple disagree with you (I think I stated that several times now).

I'm sure you can you conceive of a person being able to disagree with you without it causing them to be out-of-joint, so there's really no need to try to drag the emotional state you're for whatever reason projecting on me into a discussion where it has no relevance.


Actually, I can. However, I have a hard time understanding why you would bother disagreeing with me, since my conversation was not with you, nor was your point relevant to the original conversation.

Perhaps it's because I disagree with people regularly, and if the reasons I disagree are related to the behavior, and not to the conversation, I figure that it's more logical to stay out of it, unless I am specifically included somehow, or a question is asked that I have experience with.

So, that suggests, to me, that you are somehow invested. Which is why I bothered to reply to this point.

I won't further, though, because it adds nothing to this thread.

Best to you. *smiles*

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RE: RE:submissive behavior - 7/9/2015 12:18:00 PM   
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Another reason for deliberate disobedient is because I feel he's not doing his job providing the mastery, leadership and consistency I need.


"I feel". "I need". You assume the right to punish your "master" should he fail to give you what you need. You punish him by being disobedient.


Nope, it's not a punishment.

It's simple the natural result of the terms of my interaction with him: namely that I don't submit out of my own volition, but rather because he creates a state in me in which I cannot choose to not submit.

Submitting to him when he is not actively provoking that submission would be dishonest, and akin to lying to him, because it would withhold from him the information he needs to determine what's really going on inside my head.

I don't act as if I'm submissive when I'm not, which includes active disobedience when he's no longer provoking a submissive response in me. Punishing him isn't the point, being honest about my reactions to him is.

Like I said: I don't have the desire to serve most subs have, so I don't pretend to be submissive, nor do I play one on tv. If disobedience is my natural response to the situation at hand, that's exactly what you're going to get, and I am not going to exercise self-control to hold myself to act as one supposes a submissive should.

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RE: RE:submissive behavior - 7/9/2015 12:19:53 PM   
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I have a hard time understanding why you would bother disagreeing with me, since my conversation was not with you, nor was your point relevant to the original conversation.



Sorry, I wasn't aware that this forum doesn't allow people to join in a conversation between two other members when they have a comment on said conversation.

My bad.

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RE: RE:submissive behavior - 7/10/2015 12:05:59 PM   
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Nope, it's not a punishment.

It's simple the natural result of the terms of my interaction with him: namely that I don't submit out of my own volition, but rather because he creates a state in me in which I cannot choose to not submit.

Submitting to him when he is not actively provoking that submission would be dishonest, and akin to lying to him, because it would withhold from him the information he needs to determine what's really going on inside my head.


That makes sense to me. In my opinion, not being honest with your potential partner always leads to tears before bedtime, in the sense that both parties will end up frustrated.

If I like a dominant and try to put on an act in order to please them in my experience they sooner or later find out that it's not genuine, which is not what they want.

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Like I said: I don't have the desire to serve most subs have, so I don't pretend to be submissive, nor do I play one on tv. If disobedience is my natural response to the situation at hand, that's exactly what you're going to get, and I am not going to exercise self-control to hold myself to act as one supposes a submissive should.


That's simply a different dynamic. My master wouldn't be happy with you, I can tell you that, but trying to force you to conform to his standards wouldn't get him very far either, I guess.

You see, when my master decided to make me his slave I was very proud of that but I wasn't entirely convinced that I would be able to live up to his demands.
Since I knew, however, that I have always been honest with him (deceiving my master in order to avoid punishment is just not something that I do) , I was able to get rid of my self-doubt and completely embrace his decision.


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RE: RE:submissive behavior - 7/10/2015 12:28:21 PM   
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My master wouldn't be happy with you, I can tell you that, but trying to force you to conform to his standards wouldn't get him very far either, I guess.



Most wouldn't be. The vast majority of power exchange relationships puts the onus for compliance on the internal drive of the s-type to want to comply. It's why in most all situations, orders that the s-type genuinely to their core do not want to comply with are seen as unreasonable.
Dominance isn't seen as the act of extracting compliance but instead as the act of directing the s-types desire to obey.

The type of relationships I thrive in flip that equation into a situation where submission isn't a self-sustaining choice so much, as it is a compulsion that cannot be negated by choice.

I'm what one would call 'high maintenance'.

Edited to add:

It's somewhat akin to the difference between training a dog (where you use the dog's natural instinct to please you as pack leader to get it to comply) and training a cat (where the cat doesn't really care about pleasing you, but you can use the fact that you're stronger, smarter, more capable at predicting cause and effect, and able to control the cat's environment to 'trick' the cat into doing what you want). If you're a skilled trainer, the result between a trained cat and a trained dog might look very similar. But the methods of getting there are very different.
In the end though, most people who enjoy training animals prefer dogs over cats.



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RE: RE:submissive behavior - 7/10/2015 12:52:30 PM   
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Submitting to him when he is not actively provoking that submission would be dishonest,


Dominant men do not actively provoke submission. Conversely, beta men must work at it and cannot be successful all the time leaving you to punish him for not being who you need. The dishonesty is within you for projecting your needs on a man who cannot fill those shoes. It must be frustrating to him and you. High maintenance is not the correct phrase. Impossible perjhaps is.

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RE: RE:submissive behavior - 7/10/2015 2:49:20 PM   
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Dominant men do not actively provoke submission.


Not true. Of course the idea is not that my master has to constantly clean up after me and provoking him to punish me would be a reason to doubt whether we really belong to each other.
The fact remains that when I didn't perform that well earlier today and when Master reminded me of the fact that there is a cane that can do very interesting things - at my expense but with very good results - trying harder was the natural choice for me.

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RE: submissive behavior - 7/10/2015 7:44:50 PM   
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ive been a sub for sometime but only tinkering not taking anything seriously , can anyone tell me their ideas of how to really behave for your dom


Wow this whole thread seems to have gotten off topic. The OP simply wanted to know if there were certain behaviors that were submissive. She didn't say anything about a punishment/reward relationship.

My advice is to be yourself. Don't try to play the role of some sort of ideal you have in your mind. Either you and your dominant are compatible or not. Either you have similar views or not. However, pretending to be someone you are not because you "think" that behavior makes you appear more submissive will only bite you in the ass eventually. No one can play a role 24/7. It's inevitable that you will show who and what you really are at some time. If you are the person the dominant you are seeing is seeking, then all is good. If you are not then it's best to part ways rather than play some sort of make believe role just so can pretend to be in a D/s relationship.

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RE: submissive behavior - 7/11/2015 12:18:34 PM   
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ive been a sub for sometime but only tinkering not taking anything seriously , can anyone tell me their ideas of how to really behave for your dom


Wow this whole thread seems to have gotten off topic. The OP simply wanted to know if there were certain behaviors that were submissive. She didn't say anything about a punishment/reward relationship.

My advice is to be yourself. Don't try to play the role of some sort of ideal you have in your mind. Either you and your dominant are compatible or not. Either you have similar views or not. However, pretending to be someone you are not because you "think" that behavior makes you appear more submissive will only bite you in the ass eventually. No one can play a role 24/7. It's inevitable that you will show who and what you really are at some time. If you are the person the dominant you are seeing is seeking, then all is good. If you are not then it's best to part ways rather than play some sort of make believe role just so can pretend to be in a D/s relationship.

Edited because my spelling sucks at times


Which helps to a certain extent.

In the OPs mind, perhaps he/she believes she has a submissive disposition but doesn't have the experience of putting this into practice.

So, yes, no use in being someone else; but in the interests of help: respecting the situation will help and being eager to please (within the boundaries of keeping yourself safe). That would be a start.


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RE: RE:submissive behavior - 7/13/2015 3:23:43 AM   
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It's somewhat akin to the difference between training a dog (where you use the dog's natural instinct to please you as pack leader to get it to comply) and training a cat (where the cat doesn't really care about pleasing you, but you can use the fact that you're stronger, smarter, more capable at predicting cause and effect, and able to control the cat's environment to 'trick' the cat into doing what you want). If you're a skilled trainer, the result between a trained cat and a trained dog might look very similar. But the methods of getting there are very different.
In the end though, most people who enjoy training animals prefer dogs over cats.


Ummm. I hate that the second time we interact it is also a disagreement, but here it is.

You've got it all wrong.

Neither cats nor dogs have a "natural instinct to please you." Period. This is a commonly held fallacy.

Cats and dogs are trained exactly the same way. In fact, all mammals (and some non-mammals with higher brain functions) are trained exactly the same way: Shaping behaviors with positive and negative feedback (I prefer mostly positive).

It's that simple.

For cats. For dogs. For people.

I have trained all three. Dogs for 22 years.

Dogs are pack animals, and are, in some ways, easier to train than cats, because of that. However, mistaking that for an innate desire to please is simply anthropomorphizing in the worst way, and leads to incredible misunderstandings, mistakes, and assumptions.

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RE: RE:submissive behavior - 7/14/2015 9:26:45 PM   
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Dominant men do not actively provoke submission.


Not true. Of course the idea is not that my master has to constantly clean up after me and provoking him to punish me would be a reason to doubt whether we really belong to each other.
The fact remains that when I didn't perform that well earlier today and when Master reminded me of the fact that there is a cane that can do very interesting things - at my expense but with very good results - trying harder was the natural choice for me.



I do that with children using the switch bush outside. Not an adult submissive.

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RE: submissive behavior - 7/15/2015 4:06:41 AM   
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RE: submissive behavior - 7/15/2015 9:08:32 AM   
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Hmm. Some of you must have outstanding self-discipline because even though I want to to please him all the time and I want to be obedient all the time, it just doesn't happen all the time. I fall on both sides of the fence, I think. Sure, I do a lot of what I do because I love to serve him. That's probably more satisfying to me than to him, honestly. That's the "easy" stuff. Hard work, maybe. Tiring, maybe I want to be doing something else right at that time, but it's not a difficult struggle for me to decide to do it. But other times? Those can be struggles and the decision-maker for me is often "Oh, he will be pissed if I _______." It's not because I'm such a good person and I've seen the virtues of his demands. (Yet, anyway.) And it's certainly not because I have such self-control that as soon as he says "Stop doing that", I'm able to actually stop. It's because I don't want to piss him off. Which also means, I don't want to be punished - even though by "punish" I mean dealing with the consequences of having ticked him off. I know us well enough to know that usually, if I practice the behavior even if I'm not totally on board with it, that eventually I will be. I suppose that's being trained, in a way, and I'm more than okay with that. I need training, I guess, because not everything is as simple as "I do what he tells me to do." I like to think it is, but I've been humbled enough times by now to realize that no, I'm not as obedient as I wish I could claim to be. Which is really fine. Progress, by slow degrees. :) Growth. Etc. Frankly, even just admitting I ain't all that (submissive-wise) is something I might not have been able to do a few years ago.





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RE: submissive behavior - 7/15/2015 9:40:37 AM   
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Hmm. Some of you must have outstanding self-discipline because even though I want to to please him all the time and I want to be obedient all the time, it just doesn't happen all the time. I fall on both sides of the fence, I think. Sure, I do a lot of what I do because I love to serve him. That's probably more satisfying to me than to him, honestly. That's the "easy" stuff. Hard work, maybe. Tiring, maybe I want to be doing something else right at that time, but it's not a difficult struggle for me to decide to do it. But other times? Those can be struggles and the decision-maker for me is often "Oh, he will be pissed if I _______." It's not because I'm such a good person and I've seen the virtues of his demands. (Yet, anyway.) And it's certainly not because I have such self-control that as soon as he says "Stop doing that", I'm able to actually stop. It's because I don't want to piss him off. Which also means, I don't want to be punished - even though by "punish" I mean dealing with the consequences of having ticked him off. I know us well enough to know that usually, if I practice the behavior even if I'm not totally on board with it, that eventually I will be. I suppose that's being trained, in a way, and I'm more than okay with that. I need training, I guess, because not everything is as simple as "I do what he tells me to do." I like to think it is, but I've been humbled enough times by now to realize that no, I'm not as obedient as I wish I could claim to be. Which is really fine. Progress, by slow degrees. :) Growth. Etc. Frankly, even just admitting I ain't all that (submissive-wise) is something I might not have been able to do a few years ago.



Seems reasonable to me.

Part of the trick is being focused too, i.e. pleasing when it matters.

Maybe others are different, but for me personally I have no wish for anyone to follow me 'round like a lap dog trying to please me all the time.

But, when called upon, that's different.


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RE: submissive behavior - 7/15/2015 9:45:33 AM   
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I need training, I guess, because not everything is as simple as "I do what he tells me to do." I like to think it is, but I've been humbled enough times by now to realize that no, I'm not as obedient as I wish I could claim to be.


Question for you personally Kaliko:

Would Awareness have been satisfied with you if you had been as perfect as you wish you could claim to be from the first day you met him, and the only thing he'd ever have to do was tell you what he wanted, for you to then flawlessly falling in line.
Is the part where he needs to train you to his standards (and also you being trainable) part of why Awareness enjoys keeping you around, or would he prefer you to have enough self-control to be flawless at him merely stipulating his desires?

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