thetammyjo
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ORIGINAL: thetammyjo I prefer someone who wants to be of service and who wants to submit. Just like I want students who want to learn. Unlike with my students whom I'm paid to try and teach though, I can and do dismiss someone who refuses to learn or to try during training. Sorry, I get enough headaches like that in my mundane life and I get paid for those headaches. A person who submits and serves isn't "whipped" or weak or anything else close to that. They get pleasure from helping others and from submitting. It takes great strength to admit that and follow that path, especially if you are male in a dying patriarchy. learning what? i chuckle at all the emphasis dominants put on learning. now i am sure you know how to balance your checking account but you would be shocked how many cannot and still feel a sub should learn from them and they deserve to be in control... it seems to me slave and whipped are synonomous. Whats the difference in application? I think there is this stereotype that slaves are completely submissive, they have no say, no limits, no rights. Yet none of the owner-slave families or couples I have ever met and respected fit that category. All of the slaves are highly intelligent and drive individuals, they generally succeed in the mundane world to the degree they wish, they operate businesses, and they manage many of the mundane matters in the owner's life. Why? Because I see a slave as a person's whose main job is to make the owner's life easier. I know that is a very old-fashioned view of what a slave does, I actually base a lot of what I train my potentials to do and behavior on Roman models I've studied in my academic life. Do I deserve to have control over Fox? No. I earned that responsibility through our interactions, through my consistancy, through my plans for success, and through my code of ethics and honor. He earned the responsibility to become my slave through his own work as well. He earns it every day because he knows that I am "old-fashioned" in this dynamic and I will show him the door regardless of how many years or how much love there is between us if I believe this dynamic is no longer the best for either of us. He does not earn it through being weak. He earns it through respect, through action, through forethought, through attentiveness, and through obedience. Several of those categories require him to be strong of will, strong of body, strong of character, and strong of spirit. If you've never been in a owner-slave dynamic or a 24/7 Ds dynamic, it might be very difficult for you to understand what I'm trying to explain. Words limit my ability to create a clearer imagine.
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