kinkiminx -> RE: subs who don't know their place (3/26/2007 12:47:20 PM)
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Hahahaha [sm=biggrin.gif] Fuck you. <begin sarcasm> Having said, I'm both sub and Domme, (seeking a Dom/Top.) and spend a great deal of time studying technique, safety etc, therefore, I should clearly change my name to MistressLadyUpMyselfEmpressArseholeBitch and demand clear doormatness from every sub on this site... </end sarcasm> Seriously... Many Doms haven't earned their title at all, they've simply taken it on to signify that they're a Dom/me. From a Domme point of view- Where's the power exchange in dominating a doormat? If someone is willing to submit to everyone, what makes you think their submission to you is in the slightest bit special? From a sub point of view, you need to look out for your own interests and safety. Even for the subbiest of subs, there's no reason a Dom/me shouldn't need to earn respect before their sub will give any degree of submission. The most loyal subs tend to be those who don't give their submission easily. Domming is hard work and responsibility as well as fun, if you can't be arsed to take that on, you won't have much luck building a good D/s relationship with anyone. You sound as though you think BDSM orientations are "ranks" rather than orientations, with the Doms at the top, the Subs below them, and the Switches as "pretend BDSMers". Orientations are simply that, in the same way as we are all straight, gay, bi, unsure, or other... I have some experience but consider myself a novice Domme, and a moderately experienced sub/bottom. Curb your ego, then come and jump on the learning bandwagon. You have a lot of learning to do... !
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