ProtagonistLily
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The only thing a slave can do to show submission, is BLIND TRUST! That is something that the Master has to earn. If your Master asks you to do something that is scary, or something thing that you dread, but you do it out of blind trust, that he knows what’s best for you then you have shown him true submission. Sounds good on paper. What I find more interesting is how long a Dominant expects a submissive/slave to become comfortable with a blind trust situation. Should she/he have this blind trust from the moment they begin a correspondance? Should the blind trust, like a relationship, mature over time? If a submissive/slave is uncomfortable with being introduced to something new by the Dominant and questions it, does that mean he/she doesn't have blind trust and is not devoted? I whole heartedly disagree that blind trust is the only thing a slave can do to show devotion. As a Dominant person, part of my job is to employ the ability to read a submissive/slave, to have intuitive awarenesses that allow me to understand them. You are correct that trust is earned, how ever, it can be taken away or 'unearned' too. Trust, like so many other things in BDSM, is not absolute. Anyone who shows up on first contact saying they have blind trust doesn't understand the core fundementals of BDSM and D/s relationships in my opinion, and probably has other issues that they are masking in the name of BDSM. And frankly, to do so disrespects me as a functional human being. Lily
< Message edited by ProtagonistLily -- 2/5/2005 5:00:31 AM >
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