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ORIGINAL: LuciusAestus Anyone tried/enjoy this? Allow me to explain. I don't really like the obedience part of a BDSM situation. I find it stupid with submissives saying "Yes Master/Mistress" all the time. I don't see the thrill in something being done by the command of another if the one commanding has no direct influence over the one being commanded. I find pure obedience only practiced because of the desire for it to be silly (but that is just my opinion, so please don't take offence from it). Would it not be fun if the submissive, when tied up, instead of screaming "Fuck me hard, Master!", would struggle against the ropes and grit teeth in anger? This is at least what I find myself enjoying the thought of most. There may still be something I like about obedience, but I can't quite put my finger on it yet. I'm sure there's more I should write, but my head is empty for now. Very interesting question. I too get bored quickly with mindless obedience. Since high intelligence is at the top of my mandatory list for a potential partner, I want her to express herself. If for no other reason, than if I'm going to be making the decisions, the more input I have, the better. And yes, I also love resistance play. I do not care for bratty behavior to garner attention or to provoke. I'm seeking a woman, not a little girl. I also don't see a conflict between submission and open communication. Encouraging her to express herself freely and enjoying resistance play does not change the fact that I still make the decisions. Now if after that final decision is made, there is still resistance or refusal, than I have to question the "submissive" label. If someone reserves the right to veto any or all decisions, then where is the submission? Submitting to being ordered to do only the things you want to do anyway is role play. I define that as bottoming. If someone agrees to submit to me, whether for an hour or a lifetime, then I expect obedience within mutually agreed upon boundaries. If I don't get it, then the agreement or the relationship needs to be reevaluated.
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