Alecta -> RE: What am I? (10/6/2016 6:56:09 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Greta75 I experienced this in my marriage. Although my x-husband is not a dominant. But I realise I also chose him because, I trust him to make decisions on my behalf. And I always agree with all his decisions. He does not need to consult me to make any decisions on my behalf or any life altering decisions. I trust him to always make the decision I would have made myself all the time and he never disappoints on that arena. He is not even a dominant and I can have that. YES, that's why that is NOT indicative of a D/s dynamic. It is not submissive to allow a situation you have no problems with to continue. That's just because it's a situation you are happy with. Being dominant (adjective) is taking steps to make a situation more to your preference and being submissive (adjective) is accepting the situation when you are not happy with it. quote:
Submission doesn't have to be about constantly being forced into things you do not like That is true, but I suspect while my emphasis is on "constantly", yours is on "forced into things you don't like". Being a submissive or slave, realistically and non-sexually, is mostly about things you're ok with, sometimes things you are happy with, and the occasional thing you accept because your Master wants it even if you don't. Submission describes when you give in. This means that if you don't give in, and you're perfectly allowed to not give in, it is not submission and you are not submitting. But since a Submissive is defined as a person who submits, if you are not submitting, you are therefore not a Submissive. quote:
I mean, the BIG question is what's wrong with some of these type of dominant that they can only enjoy submission IF their sub was doing things that they find unpleasant to do? You're confusing Dominant with Sadist. I'm both, so I think I speak with some authority when I say it's not the same thing and it comes from different places.
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