marieToo -> RE: A Father's Reaction (9/19/2006 1:27:27 PM)
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ORIGINAL: ownedgirlie If you are a submissive or a slave, would it be more difficult for you to approach your father with this revelation than your mother? I had a talk with my dad and his then girlfriend, years ago about Ds without knowing what it was. I was probably around the age of 20 or so. My parents were divorced when I was about 5 and I was raised by my father, who was dominant, chauvanistic and borderlining on mysogenist (sp?). He had alot of females in and out of his life, but this one in particular that I refered to above was clearly a submissive to him. At the time, I didnt recognize it, but in retrospect, its very clear. She used to see him on weekends only. She was absolutely crazy about him, but he remained more detached than she. She used to call him Sir and I didnt know why, but never really thought much of it. I can remember having a conversation with them, as a young adult, where she was telling me how much easier it is and how necessary it is for there to be only one 'boss' in a relationship. I was insistant and adamant that this was completely wrong, and that both partners should be 'equal'. And my father said to me "thats good, thats exactly what you should think". In other words, although he was dominant, I think he was relieved to see that being the submissive party in a relationship didnt fit into my line of thinking (of course back then I was still deeply in denial). This was some twenty something years ago. Neither of them had a computer, there was no crops and whips laying around the house and Im not sure either of them knew there were words for this. But they were as dom and sub as it gets. My mother wouldnt really understand. I think she has an inkling that Im kinky, but she'd be clueless as to the depth that it goes. I have no need to share it with her. My dad is no longer living. He died when I was 24. I didnt face and accept my submission until I was in my mid thirties. He wouldve understood the Ds part. Im not sure he wouldve understood the S and M part. Either way, I wouldnt have the need to 'come out' to him either.
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