losttreasure
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ORIGINAL: Caretakr No, that's not my reason for desiring a slave. It's more about stability and peace. I'm an older man, and the hormones have backed off enough to let me think with the big head now. But the points I made about the "my pussy is a gold mine" attitude a lot of vanilla women have is valid-it's ingrained in the culture. I like peace and stability SO much, and order-that I simply cannot see sharing a life with a twit who has to prove needless points with me on a day to day basis. There is a charming grace in defference, that is given out of devotion to a shared vision. How much a cunt is worth, and what has to be paid for it, should not be a part of that equation. Such a base way to look at a thing, so cheaply capitalist......why would anyone sane want to do such a thing? Make a joy into a "commodity?" Cin... forgive the hijack, please. Caretakr, Cin created a thread to discuss those things that we do or enjoy that enhance sexual service beyond the mere sex-on-demand. In addition to expressing what your own desires would be, your comments appeared to present the idea that women expecting something in return at all was unforgivable. While I agree that there are some women who use sex to try to get what they want, they are only successful if the man they are trying to manipulate, can't control himself. My point has been that despite any proclamations to the contrary, we ALL want something from our relationships. Doms don't dom for the hell of it and subs don't sub for the hell of it. If all a Master wanted was his lawn mowed, his house cleaned, and his dinner fixed, he could just hire a maid. If all a slave wanted was to feel the satisfaction of mowing a lawn, cleaning a house or cooking a meal, she could simply go to work as a maid. What catapults those mundane things outside of the vanilla realm and into the world of D/s or M/s, is the RELATIONSHIP. I sincerely agree with you that there is a beauty in deference given out of devotion to a shared vision, and I do understand the desire to live in peaceful coexistence within a relationship. But like it or not, relationships ARE give and take... even if it's "you wash my back and I'll whip yours". It's an exchange. One "commodity" in exchange for another... "I'll give you me, and you give me you"... "I'll fulfill your needs, and you fulfill mine". No extortion is necessary when everyone's needs are met. The peace comes by finding someone who has what you want, and wants what you have.
< Message edited by losttreasure -- 7/20/2006 10:40:42 PM >
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