ExSteelAgain
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Joined: 7/2/2006 From: Georgia Status: offline
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Nice thread, Knight and I always love to read and follow LA’s posts. LA, why do you think you could have been in any profession you wanted to go into? I’m willing to bet you were not cut out emotionally for many even if you could pass the test, so to speak. I was always blessed with test taking, academic ability, plus fairly athletic and one thing I learned was, although, I could qualify for certain jobs, I would do them poorly. I’m in a very academic, scientific profession now that doesn’t entail supervising anyone to speak of, but it does require getting along with many other disciplines. I’m also in a position where my peers judge me critically and I am not about to out myself to them. I mean I’ll go to a BDSM club now and then, but if I see anyone there I know, we are all in the same boat. It would, actually, be fun if I ran across someone like that. As far as CE, she is a college instructor and student working on another grad degree. I suppose you could say she has power over students, it you want to look at power that way, but I view it as neither of us is in a particularly dominant or submissive position in our work. I did read one fairly interesting article by a psychologist into BDSM who could predict Doms and subs from their work. He made a pretty good case that submissive men tended to be in positions of authority at work, while Dom men were in technical fields. I'm not sure, but, from what I’ve seen, D/s relationships can work no matter the work positions of the people involved.
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