agirl -> RE: A lot about nothing ... (11/17/2006 1:15:06 PM)
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Or does this thread stem from the idea that some submissives disagree with the idea of always/sometimes/frequently asking "Why?" I can only speak from the experience of my relationship, but if i was constantly asking "Why?" Master would be asking me "Why do I percieve myself as his submissive/slave?" That's not the deal, that's not what the relationship is about. How bloody tiresome for the dominant(the type of dominant that I am attracted to anyways) to have to live in a relationship like that. On another angle: If Master saw me hesitate on something, he would be asking me "Why?" and would leave room for me to explain my feelings or thoughts so that he could handle them.....and in that way, we both end up happy. At other times, he wouldn't and I would simply submit...after all thats my role within the relationship...to submit....if at times "blindly". Yet even then, its not really blindly, I'm doing it through the recognition of the relationship I am in, so its always consciously. My decision and choice to do this came at the beginning of the relationship, it was the invisible "contract" I signed. quote:
A highly talented amateur pianist is submissive and in a relationship with a DOM. The DOM forbids her from playing the piano or practising b/c it takes time away from him. Her response to his demand is "Yes Master, whatever you say." a. I'd want to kill the DOM b. I'd think the sub was crazy and short sighted. Ok, I've played (toyed) with this scenario, these are the thoughts that came to me. Every relationship I have been in I have been submissive to my partner. In my list of priorities in life "relationship" is right up there at the top of the list. Anything else I do are just....things I do, yet all things I do should stem from, or be of, benefit to the relationship, if its not, it gets dropped. Looking back on my life, my life has changed directions 180 degrees many times, perhaps each time I've started a new relationship, because of my partners influence and my desire and willingness to submit to them. Example: I've always loved music, yet with my late husband he couldn't stand it and I lived around 5 years of my life without any. I didn't feel deprived because my relationship and its harmony and me pleasing my partner was the very most important thing in my life, everything else fades into insignificance. I've been in relationships where I've worn leather, others where I've worn lace (damn that sounds like a song lol), changed groups of friends, changed what I ate, changed job directions, changed lifestyles, I've ridden with the hells angels and had dinner with diplomats ..everything to suit my partner...and I wouldn't regret it ever or think I made a mistake. The one theme remained which is of utmost importance to me, "relationship" and my submission to it. I have never lost my "self" only changed the outward circumstances, I've always been the same, submissive. To get what your saying in alignment with one of the things I was attempting to get across in the topic. "We have the responsibility to choose our dominant wisely - then submit"....in that pianist scenario...if that girl's whole heart was in her piano playing, she shouldn't agree to enter into a relationship that would stop it. There are plenty of doms in the sea, and probably a lot that would love that. I basically think more effort should be applied in agreeing to a relationship. Again, for me, my general ideologies around life focus around relationship and my submission to it - and thats ok too and doesn't make me a doormat, yet from all intents and purposes could see how others could see it that way. The other thing to note is, if left to my own devices, I am a fully funtional human being, capable of thought, inspiration and action. My submission needs to be "taken" and "controlled" and that can only happen by a dominant force. In my younger years, I was not so "intelligent" about what dominant force took me...and I winded up in a sticky situation...but as life goes on we become more intelligent and realise we have a choice....and we wind up in relationships that are really cool...but realistically the same dynamic is playing out, domination and submission..hrmm...(thinking whether to go into this)...Ok gonna make a really fucked up statment but hey ... even in the abusive relationship I was in...my submission enjoyed it, I loved the sense of control, I loved the domination, I loved the submission....In that extreme situaton I touched something deep inside me. I am submissive, point blank. It took me till I was nearly dead to realise, that I could be dominated and not killed...and that in life we have a choice as to what relationships we enter into. I grew up. Maybe having been in that kinda relationship it was the impetus for me to realise my submissive chore and come home to it. It may have also been the impetus for me not to be fearful of dropping really down into submitting to a relationship, I've been at the point of death and in that moment realised I could run away...what is there to fear after coming to a realisation like that? How can I ever be afraid of submission after that? What is there to fear from a man who 'consciously' chooses domination, not through being an abuser and lack of self control but because he can appreciate the essence of domination to whatever intensity he likes...and he can do it in whatever style he likes, he is giving me what I want..he is complimenting me....and is not an axe murderer or abuser. (I'm not really totally happy that I have expressed that exactly how I would like..so hope it makes sense to someone) I really enjoyed your post. It's always interesting to have insights into other people's drive and thoughts. I often think about the type of drive that makes a person submissive, in a core way, because I'm not. There are lots of similarities in my life and the way I live it..... but my drive is not fundamentally *submissive*. I can imagine living without music if my master demanded that, using your example, but I would not be happy about it and neither would I hide it. I think I would become used to it, too.........but I wouldn't be happy about it. I would be able to glean something from the fact that HE wished it but it wouldn't diminish my pining for music nor my discontent. As I become older the LESS I can be bothered to contort myself, or any part of me, to someone elses wishes and demands. agirl
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