daddysprop247
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Joined: 6/24/2005 From: DC Metro area Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: CreativeDominant If you truly feel that being wanting to be bitten brings into question one's dominance, then wouldn't you have to say the same about someone who wants to have their cock sucked? Both are...after all...about receiving sensation. Having your cock sucked can sometimes create a feeling of exquisite tenderness...there is just that very, very slight hint of pain that comes with various types of cocksucking technique. Does the fact that someone would enjoy this type of cocksucking...even with its minimal pain...make them less dominant? If dominance is only about doing things to someone, then that could certainly explain about why a dominant female who likes sucking her submissive's cock can still be seen as dominant...but if that is so, then under your line of thinking, wouldn't the submissive who sucks her dominant's cock without being told to be committing an act of aggression...doing something to her dominant...and therefore also be committing a dominant act? I can see that we are going to have to agree to disagree on this. I see myself as dominant. I am sure that the others who have written in the same manner as I see themselves or their dominant as being dominant with no questions about it. It is your belief...from what I can gather....that the acceptance of any act from a submissive towards a dominant that is even slightly aggressive, such as biting, by the dominant...brings into question his dominance. IMHO, that is too simplistic and does not allow for the wide variety of differences in what people like in their lives. Hmmmmmmmmmm....I have been known to cry at sad movies...does this also make me less dominant? sigh. as you said, we'll just have to agree to disagree. there is a school of thought in this lifestyle that simply because one person is giving an order, no matter WHAT that order may be, and another person follows that order, no matter WHAT it may be, that the first person is a Dominant and the latter a submissive. i actually find this thinking far too simplistic, because it implies that Dominance and submission have zero to do with personality or nature, and everything to do with action and reaction. now, why would i question a person's dominance based on a particular action? well, it is my little old belief (and obviously my Master's as well) that a person of a certain nature, would not have a desire for certain things. for instance, a painfully shy and introverted person would not appreciate being surprised with the entire staff at applebee's coming over to their table with a big cake and singing happy birthday. so likewise, a person with a dominant nature would not desire to have pain inflicted on them or to be placed in a powerless position (like bondage). yes, i understand that sadism and masochism are quite separate from Dominance and submissiveness. i do not think that a Dominant must be a sadist or that a submissive must be a masochist. however i do not feel that a submissive can be a sadist, nor a Dominant a masochist, because of what i have explained earlier about the nature of those particular personality types. but you have to remember that when i say "a submissive" or "a Dominant" i'm probably referring to something a bit different than most here. i'm not speaking of sexual roles or even relationship roles, but basic core personalities. so i hope that explains my p.o.v. a wee bit better, even if we must disagree. oh, as an aside, you have totally lost me on the cock sucking analogy...i can't imagine a Dominant wanting to have his cock sucked in some painful manner anymore than i can imagine a Dominant wanting to be bitten or wanting a strapon up the bum. i do not feel that dominance is only about "doing things" to someone. not sure how you got that idea.
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