juliaoceania -> RE: Who is the hunter and who is the prey? (12/5/2006 10:35:23 PM)
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If this approach in their profile has been working then I suppose that it good for them. It would not gain my attention however. Perhaps there are subs that have the mentality that they want to "earn" their way into a dominant's life, if that is the case then I suppose they would be the type to respond to this sort of profile. I believe people should court and try to impress each other. Until a dynamic is being established I do not believe any party should assume a role with each other... the message that this gives to me is that the dominant expects the submissive to take on a submissive role even before any sort of discourse has been exchanged, and even before the dominant has agreed to dominate the submissive. It puts the submissive in the position of giving power away before it has been established that it is safe to do so. In my present dynamic it was established that he would not attempt to extract power from me that I had not only consensually offered, but also that was freely offered, so what you are speaking of would not be something that would cause me to gravitate toward an individual. My issues with profiles when I was looking were dominants that talked about punishing me physically, having gobs of rules for me to live by, and being strict in the enforcement of rules. I am not that sort of submissive, my service would not be enhanced by someone who punished me for every infraction and had gobs of rules. It seemed almost a fetish to me when I was looking, because in my eyes they were setting the stage for me to fail so they could swoop in and kick my ass for it... life is just too short for that sort of thing and it majorly did not appeal to me when I was looking for a dom...so I suppose we all have our buggaboos when we are searching.
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