CreatfreeAccount -> RE: Dominants submit to requests? (3/10/2007 10:43:12 AM)
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ORIGINAL: CreatfreeAccount Do Dominants ever submit to a sub's request to do something specific to the sub that the sub likes? If so, is the dominant being submissive when acting out the sub's fantasy for the sub? If yes, does that mean the sub has some type of control within the sub/dom relationship? Your question, as worded, cannot be answered. One cannot and does not submit to a request. A request is just that, the hope of something without guarantee. One does not submit to a request, one considers a request and, if one chooses and it is within their power, grants the request. This is not exclusive to the lifestyle, it is universal to life. Thus if a child makes a request of a parent, the parent chooses whether to grant it or not. A subject makes a request of their king, but has no guarantee it will be granted, they may only plead their case and hope. The devout may make a request of their god, but there is no guarantee it will be granted and again they may only plead their case. A slave may make a request of their owner, but they have no guarantee it will be granted, only the hope that the dominant will see fit to do so. In any of these examples, that the parent, king, god or dominant choose to grant a request, it is only because they choose to do so for whatever reasons appeal to them, yet they are under no obligation nor compulsion to do so. Perhaps it is granted as a reward, perhaps because it merely amuses them to do so. There is no submission involved in that. Submission only occurs when a demand is made and it is acceded too because the one making the demand has the authority / control. A submissive who makes a demand is treading on dangerous ground, one who does so repeatedly will be shown the door. Dominants do not service submissives. There is however a word for individuals who do... Service Tops, and they are a different animal. Dominants reward and reinforce, they punish and take away. How well, fairly and reliably they do this may sometimes be given as a measure of their quality as a dominant. But they do not serve. No dancing around the question here. Thank you, well written. Direct and to the point.
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