Najakcharmer -> RE: Why don't doms like sissies? (2/12/2007 8:18:04 PM)
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ORIGINAL: skirtboy43 But Misstoyou, isn't that the central paradox here? I want a mistress who wants to do to me what I want done to me, but if I tell her what I want then I've spoiled the possibility of something new and, I assume, the dom is no longer dom if she's working from my script. You pretty much captured it in a nutshell there. Sucks to be you, doesn't it? Sorry 'bout that. Having a strong sexual fetish isn't necessarily a good selling point for any would-be submissive, but it's how you relate to a potential dominant that will determine whether or not you can find a partner. The only times I've seen a situation like this work out is when the fetish-oriented sub in question is willing to pursue his relationship with a dominant as a relationship to a human being involving negotiation and compromise. Eg, he has to be flexible enough to be willing to play in other modes than "forced femme" some of the time if not most of the time. Someone who can only submit or only relate to a dominant woman when she is doing exactly what he wants is a) not a submissive and b) likely to remain single. If I liked somebody, had a lot in common with them and generally thought they were fun and sexy to play with, I wouldn't mind indulging their fetish because I enjoyed pushing their buttons. I would get annoyed and/or bored in short order if they were totally inflexible about playing any other way however. I would probably indulge in his particular fetish more often than not simply because I enjoyed the intense reaction, but if I ever felt pushed into it or stuck with it, the appeal would definitely be gone. If I don't like somebody, don't have a lot in common with them and they act like a selfish ass and try to unilaterally dictate how and when we are going to play, we aren't playing. Or if they treat me like a fetish object to use for their gratification rather than as a human being with her own wants, needs, desires and feelings. It really boils down to who somebody is as a person and how they treat me as a person. It's okay to have a fetish, but it's not okay to be rude, self-absorbed or inflexible about it. Which, unfortunately, a lot of guys with fetishes are. So if you're not that way, then look on the bright side; you're already ahead of the game.
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