littlesarbonn -> RE: Question for male sub/slaves (3/10/2007 11:37:34 PM)
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ORIGINAL: rascallymisty Hello male subs/slaves, This question is for you and I am sorry if it has been asked before. I tried to do a search on this but came up with nothing hopefully someone will be able to give me a few links. The question is, why do so many of you write a female sub/slave and ask them to dominate over you? This would be like me asking one of you to dominate me. If anyone can answer this I would greatly appreciate it. I have had one guy now for over a week keep sending me very lovely messages and to each I have wrote back ... thanks but no thanks I am not a Domme, never have been and never will be. I finally blocked him this morning hoping that he will finally get the message. Thanks in advance for anyone that answers this. ~ misty ~ My answer is that your sample size is badly skewed. I'm friends with a lot of female submissives, and other than joking (that gets returned the same way directed at me), I've never asked one of them to dominate me. We met as fellow submissives and believe in the same concepts of servitude and being submissive to another individual, whether it is male, female, couple, or whatever. To ask another submissive to dominate me seems rude. For a female submissive to ask me to dominate her would equally be rude. Fortunately, in real life interactions when you've known such people for a great deal of time, the broaching of this behavior rarely, if ever, happens. Now, if this is happening in personal messages on the site, well consider the source. There are wannabes writing people day and night trying to fulfill their particular jollies, and most of the time, they have little real life experience, and a great deal of them very little tact and consideration for other people. To lump all of them with "most submissive males," stating that "many of" us are like this only feeds into this false dichotomy. In my interactions with female submissives on collarme, I don't have a negative type of interaction that is assumed from this kind of post. I'm sure a number of submissive women do receive such banter, but I really think that speaks more to the anonymous nature of a demographic that is totally confused about what it is seeking in the first place or just is seeking fodder for whack off material. That is not the majority; if it's the majority of the email you receive, then perhaps that speaks to a bigger problem because a rude, offensive person writing you does not fit any logical definition of a "submissive" in the first place but fits the signifier of someone who is a user and seeks to use others as faceless fantasy material rather than seek an actual relationship. If that difference can't be seen, then a recipient of these types of emails will forever find herself bogged down by the "unworthy male submissives" that inhabit collarme and the very nature of the Internet.
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