ineedotk -> RE: Master, switch, sub, confused? (11/19/2006 11:47:33 PM)
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Lashra, I've always wondered if something like this would come up on here. Each one of you is correct in his or her eyes based on the standards each of you is using. So the REAL question is, "Which standards should be followed?" Here you have the BDSM community and its unwritten code of standards for D/s relationships (if it is written somewhere, who wrote it, how accurate is it, and just who originated all the rules in the first place?) on one hand, and on the other hand you have an actual Domme giving a command which is being questioned by the sub because the sub sees the command as going against BDSM rules. So, which has presidence, the ruler or the rules? This takes us back to the same real question concerning which standards to follow. I have to ask, "How can you make a code of standards in any relationship where there is a recognized dominant?" Because if you make a set of rules, that takes away from the authority of the dominant individual. I have to agree with you on this one, Lashra. If two people are in a relationship together and both agree that one is dominant over the other, then that's all the rules anybody needs: what the dominant says goes!
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