FieryOpal
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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer I think that's too black and white to cover the gamut of the way subs feel about this, FO. For myself, the word 'forced' is over-the-top - but there's *something* that adds to it all if there's a pinch of something one might call 'force'. I suppose it's the difference between putting your head between someone's legs (because you really want to, of course) and that person grabbing you by the hair and pulling you towards ... the bodily part under discussion. (It's late, and I feel a strange urge to use euphemisms. ) There's clearly not much 'force' involved in just having your head pulled in ... but what there is, is fab. If one isn't conscious of the contradiction, I suppose 'cognitive dissonance' might well describe it. If one is conscious it, though - and one realises that the whole thing makes no sense, but love it despite that (or even because of it - which I think may be true in my case) ... then all's good. Or maybe even a lot better than good .... Well, there's "forced" and then there's forced, and OP didn't impress me as getting his dick hard with "forced": the *lite* version. Speaking of Cognitive Dissonance - or would that be dissociative personality disorder? - OP also does not see getting access to lady parts as a reward, or as a FUCKING PRIVILEGE he obviously DOES NOT FUCKING DESERVE (the ungrateful bastard)... and no doubt SUCKS SHIT at doing.... His utter lack of regard as to whether the DOMME is deriving any pleasure from getting orally serviced by a second-rate passive sloth - which any red-blooded VANILLA man would find exciting when pleasing a lady with enthusiastic vigor - is pissing me off to no end, which is all I have to say for now. <Pardonnez-moi, close to a week cold turkey in quitting smoking, and I'm starting to lose it! >
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