Wayward5oul -> RE: The Breaking of a Brat (7/19/2015 8:53:33 AM)
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ORIGINAL: NookieNotes In my personal view, I use two different words for those others may see as "brats." Brats: Actually resist doing as they are told, wanting to be forced to submit. Smart Ass: Talks all manner of sass, but does as told. Sassing is usually to get some attention/engagement/punishment. I don't do brats. I LOVE LOVE LOVE smart asses, and enjoy molding them. Lots of people do not see the difference between the two. When I first started in all of this, started meeting people at munches events, talking to them online and such, I initially identified as a brat sub because of what I know about my personality and what others saw as well. I am a smartass. I always have been and I own it. I am intelligent, independent, and I can hold my own against most anyone. That doesn't mean that I am always like that, but I am considered challenging by more than a few men. So people told me I was a brat and I went with it. That was all before I started actually being intimate with people as a sub. Once I found myself in those situations, I found I had no desire to disobey, or openly challenge them, or any of that. If I found someone that tugged at my submissive side, I was generally still a smartass and playful, which they loved. And I was still playfully challenging with them, which is part of what made me attractive to them. But I wanted to submit to them and I didn't pretend otherwise. I am strong-willed, but once I see that someone can handle that, then they get a part of me that no one in my vanilla life would ever believe existed. I no longer identify as a brat, just as a smartassed woman who also happens to be submissive. My smartassness (yes, I just made that word up) is not a part of my submission. But a lot of people don't understand that. So they just assume that all women like that are spoiled twats.
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