kiska -> RE: master chasing dommes (8/12/2006 6:09:47 AM)
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No offense, Iron Bear ... But any man who can't think of a better way to control a woman than to 'bitchslap' her ... Kinda falls into the knuckle dragging category of males, in my opinion ... Maybe that has something to do with the fact that I still cringe when a man raises his voice or moves too quickly in my general direction. I've been 'bitchslapped' enough times to know that not only does physical violence *not* make me feel submissive towards someone, it just breeds pain, hatred, fear and more violence. Yes, men are usually bigger than women. Yes, men are usually physically stronger than women. This has jack plus shit to do with whether or not men should be submissive or women should be submissive. Women are softer and more physically suited for the one thing we do that you guys can't do; carry and deliver babies. Men, in turn, needed to be bigger and stronger to protect the females and their offspring. This doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out. But you know what? A submissive male can be just as protective and caring over his female as a dominant one can. So, to sit there and go on about all the women you've seen submit without drama once they found 'the right man' is kinda silly unless you're also willing to admit that its just as possible that you have not yet met 'the right woman' to make you submit without drama. Chances are, she probably wouldn't have to resort to bitch slapping you either. Anyway, now that I've totally expressed my PMS this morning ... lol Mons, maybe you could just be flattered that these men find you so irresistable. :) And if they really bug you, its ok to just ignore them but otherwise, I'd enjoy the attention ... Edited to add ... I didn't see the 'if she tries to get physical' part initially, but still, if you're bigger than she is, and you probably would be as big as you are ... Is it really necessary to resort to such a degree of physical violence? Can you honestly tell me you'd find yourself helpless to do otherwise? But then, I've seen a lot of comments from you regarding outbursts of violence, especially concerning your reactions to PTSD triggers. This may simply be another aspect of that, which I do understand, having had to deal with PTSD myself for the past three years. I've only ever physically struck someone once when he literally had me backed into a corner and refused to let me go. I do not excuse this action ... Just because I have PTSD and just because he refused to stop pushing me, didn't give me the right to lash out. It was an immature reaction, which I am personally still ashamed of.
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