GddssBella -> RE: Why do people do this? (9/14/2006 3:05:04 PM)
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G'afternoon all: raiken and freex, I take it neither of you availed yourselves of the OP's original context? Here, let me refresh your memory. quote:
ORIGINAL: Phoenixandnika I am always reading posts where people presume power over another person simply because of the title / label they each hold and I truly do not understand it. I know some who have the mind set that they are dom/me and anyone who labels themselves submissive or slave should jump through hoops to please them from the very first interaction. I have seen submissives / slaves given assignments (ie essays, writing, a time to be online, rt chores, etc) by a dom/me that they have just meet or are simply corresponding with. Often times they feel obligated to do these things. I am one that believes that unless I am YOURS I am under obligation to cow tow or kiss your feet or any other part of your body. If your a dom/me that believes that submissive/slaves should do everything they can to please you simply because of your labels. Why do you think that way? If your a submissive/slave that jumps through those hoops, does those essays, etc. for someone who is not YOUR dom/me. Why do you do it? I truly would like to understand the reasons behind these behaviors and ways of thinking. I'm not criticizing the other poster's private life and how she conducts her own household. That's her business. What I am critiquing is her belief that her rules extend beyond her front door. The vanilla world doesn't care a fig for her rules. Or yours. Or mine, for that matter. Orientation doesn't entitle anyone to a particular treatment. What the OP pointed out was this view is generally enacted during the very beginning of communications. Which is rather silly. Nothing was agreed to. No negotiations. Just expectations due to orientation. Folks should be civil, polite even, just on general principles. "Please." "Thank you." "You're welcome." - Phrases of common courtesy. "Sir." "Ma'am." - Not as titles, rather as good manners. Strangely enough, I get mistaken as a submissive often, simply because I exercise the lessons ingrained into me as a child. Says something sad about how we as people interact/view each other in this lifestyle. Stay safe, play nice, & share your toys w others... [:D] Bella
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