NeedToUseYou
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Joined: 12/24/2005 From: None of your business Status: offline
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I agree with the OP message(general message). *********ANTI-FLAME GUARD FOLLOWING************ The following are the opinions of this sole poster, any and all views, are not to be deemed a tyranical dictate of what is possible. Though this poster believe his words are 100 percent the god spoken truth, he realizes others may wish to deny the wisdom laid forth, and he accepts that fact, as troubling as it may be. LOL *********END ANTI-FLAME GUARDING***************** submission is not a gift, it's a manifestation of a personality characteristic. Of course you can select who you submit to, but the dominant also has the right to reject your submission. He also can extend his dominance to you which you can reject. If submission is a gift almost anything can be called a gift. My breathing is a gift to the trees(CO2). My shit is a gift to the little bacteria that feed on it in the sewer. My piss is a gift to the lakes. Well, of course you have to ignore the fact that I must do those things because it's a part of my biology. AND I LIKE DOING THOSE THINGS. Same as a submissive just is submissive, and likes that role. There is a desire to submit, that gives one, pleasure, when allowed to. I'm not sure how doing something that gives themselves pleasure is a gift to the dominant. The dominant is also required for the submissive to feel pleasure, you can't submit unless you have a dom. The dominant is as necessary as the submissive for the "gift" to work. Try submiting to someone that doesn't want your "gift". I doubt it will have the same effect. So, if submission is a "gift", then domination is a "gift". Rendering them equal. Because one can't exist without the other. I don't think they are a gift though, just a natural urge of different individuals that gives them pleasure. But people tend to like to flower up things to make them sound deeper than they are. It really breaks down to, YOU LIKE SUBMITING, AND YOUR DOM LIKES DOMINATING. A gift isn't really required here for that to work.
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