Lady Alaria -> RE: 1950's Housewife (11/22/2006 2:16:44 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Lady Alaria Stop 'fighting nature'? EEK! This type of argument has been used, over and over, to justify burning sexual deviants at the stake(And in a modern context, _you_ are a sexual deviant). Please think about the language you are using. Okay its this type of responses that I would fear I'd get from Vanilla people in my life if I expressed my preferences to them. hmm. This was in response, not to you(who seems fairly reasonable about this after all), but to daddysprop. She made mention of women being happier if they stopped 'fighting nature' and were all submissive. All but a few 'exceptions' for female dominants. The stop fighting nature bit irks me, in the extreme. quote:
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Women's lib gave us the choice. Whatever works for you is(mostly) ok. Why only mostly ok? I am not trying to say it should always be ok, just clarifying what you mean, thanks. Sadly, not all consensual choices are acceptable in the world today. At least not universally. This is all I meant here. Not that things shouldn't be ok, just that they aren't. Despite women's lib and sexual liberation and the like. quote:
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Sure, some people will bash you, but people do that. They'll find a reason. Particularly if you go looking for something to be offended about. But before you say things would be so much better in the good old days, try and picture what life would be like for you if the reverse gender roles were the norm, and mandated by law. A lot of people would love that too. Not so sure you would. Yes, some people do bash, I have noticed that. I dont look for offense, but have to say being akin to being burnt at the stake etc isnt exactly friendly LOL [:D] I dont think the gender roles should be Male = Dom and Woman = sub, clearly that doesnt always work. But I do believe there is a lot to be said for there being one of each in a relationship. hmm....Wasn't exactly clear here. I meant that if one goes looking to be insulted, generally one will be. There is always going to be someone out there that disapproves of ones choices. And sometimes it will affect you, even if you don't go looking for it. But the stigma against lifestyle D/s is nothing like the stigma was 50-100 years ago against powerful women who were dominant in their relationship, nevermind the men(or worse, women) who served them. The bashing a submissive D/s woman gets from vanilla folks is still probably far less than that received by male subs, for the simple reason that this 1950's household idea(and patriarchy in general) still has a strong hold on the underlying subconscious of our society. Even in polite, liberal society.
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