Najakcharmer -> RE: so what happens in a room full of doms? (4/18/2007 10:27:34 AM)
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ORIGINAL: DiurnalVampire In the few times I have been in a group of mainly Dominants, I have always had friends there already. IT had been a large group of interconnected people, so aside from the fun bragging about our pets and how our training was going, it was fairy non-confrontational. However, one incident I remember, one quieter Domme friend of mine was with us, and she had way more energy than the rest of us, becaue she had not wrked that day and al of us had (there were 6 of us that evening). A male Dom we were aquainted with but didnt really know saw us sitting in our group and decided to join us. She had gone to collect our drinks, and he started giving her commands as if she were a sub shen she returned. Wouldn't have mattered if she was a sub. She wasn't HIS sub, and "dominants" who act like they own somebody they don't even know are assholes. Unless you're at a specific type of in-role function where consent is given ahead of time for all subs to obey all doms, that is utterly inappropriate behavior. quote:
The assumpitons that ina group, Dommes all have to act a certain way and getting a drink for a friend implies you are a sub, are what we dont like. He knew it was our girls night out, he just asssumed. He didnt like the backlash whe he was told she was a Domme, and he laughed and made a crack about her obviously being a switc if she served her friends. He never did join us again, we are far sharper tongued then he is, especially defending a friend. What probably should have been said was more along the lines of "that's seriously inappropriate behavior towards anyone you don't know regardless of their sexual orientation". Being courteous and thoughtful has nothing to do with kink, or with anything but basic consideration and good manners. If I happen to be leaving a play party to hit the store, I'll ask if anybody else wants anything, especially the hosts. If I'm already up and on my way over to the drink station, I don't mind hauling back a few for my buddies. That's not being submissive, it's just normal courtesy. I don't give a rat's ass what the assumptions are about what a Domme "has" to act like. Mostly I think those assumptions silly, and the people I see acting out their D/s roles socially in an exaggerated manner come off as annoying and/or ridiculous. Save the scening for consenting partners please. It looks stupid when you try to pull it on people who don't want any and who are just going to laugh at you. Keep your dick (or your strapon) in your pants and show a little common courtesy and control. Me, I'm just going to relax sociably with my friends at BDSM events and ignore anyone who acts like an assclown.
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