littlesarbonn
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Joined: 12/3/2005 From: Stockton, California Status: offline
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I usually take "Goddess" in someone's name with a grain of salt until I actually start interacting with her. The designation can mean so many things to so many different people. It's a lot like submissives who see a beautiful woman on a profile picture and immediately start filling in the fantasy details they don't actually know right before they fire off that first email. And they wonder why the woman gets pissed when they've made leaps of logic that were never there in the first place. I don't have a problem with a woman who designates herself as a goddess if that happens to be the role that she embodies within herself. It can be spiritual, it can be femdom oriented, or it can be just someone who is damn proud of herself and wants to flaunt it to the rest of the world. When it's someone who is unsure of herself, and she uses the title as a mask to hide behind, then I find myself concerned, and I discover that I'm probably not the guy for her, but I'm sure there are many out there who will fill her stable quite nicely. I have a lot of experience in goddess worship from a number of different angles and have done extensive research on different applications of it because I am fascinated by it. I have dabbled in the past in female empowerment, even to the point of female supremacy, but having had a few years behind me, I can place that within an acceptable paradigm for myself that is more about individualism than blanket proclamations that so often seem to put the horse way before the cart. So often, when a woman calls herself a goddess, I find myself intrigued into finding out why she has designated herself so, and it's not a journey of deconstructivism I travel after that but one of understanding and seeing how that fits within something I can participate, and if not, I make no effort to push the behavior into any type of condemnation because I've learned a long time ago that there are enough problems in my own fantasy/reality paradigms that I have no room to cast doubt on someone else's. Many years ago, I was interviewing a well known pro dominant who uses a very specific title. I remember when I went to interview her, I had great fantasies of how she would be in a conversation because of that title alone. She told me in the interview that her title is a joke, that she uses it because so many of the other women take themselves so seriously that she felt it necessary to go overboard with her own designation. That, alone, told me far more than I ever discovered before, and it helped to ground me in future expectations with women to whom I had no previous information.
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<---- FYI, this picture looks JUST like me http://www.littlesarbonn.com/Stickman/Stickman.htm The Adventures of Stickman and the Unemployed Lego Spaceman
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