CreativeDominant
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ORIGINAL: SusanofO I am just wondering if this is reality, or a myth. I am currently involved with a Dominant who is my Daddy, but also can be (and has been, in the past) a fairly sadistic Master. But he has also been a Daddy Dom before, too. He is the one who suggested we start out as Daddy and daughter (I am not objecting, I like it, so far - I think this maybe had to do with my lack of bdsm experience, or something). I think that's wonderful he can go "either way", really - because I suppose that means our dynamic could change, if either of us (or more likely he) ever got in the mood to change it. He is a caring man, but - **In general, what do you think is the biggest difference (if any) between Daddy Doms and Masters? What has your experience been, if you are Master or a Daddy, or a submissive or a slave who has dealt with both (or either) kind of Dominant? Susan I think that there are numerous facets to most people. I identify more along the lines of "Sir" or "Master" type of dominant than I do as a "Daddy" type of dominant but that is only when viewed within a strict context of their differing qualities as defined in several sources, including threads on this site. When viewed myself, with the infinite shading that colors most individuals, I discovered several years ago that while I mainly identify as a Sir/Master type of dominant (as noted), I also have "Daddy" aspects in me. I am not locked into some rigid view of myself other than being dominant/father/healthcare provider/friend/brother/etc. But those are roles and they are all colored by differing levels of what is needed within each role at a specific time. I could be "Daddy" even while whipping the stuffing out of my "little girl" and I could be Sir while teaching her something about protocol. Or...the situations could be reversed. It depends on what the dynamic calls for at a given moment...just as it calls for clear-headed concision sometimes, at times it may call for loving understanding.
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