RJMasters
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Re: Re: Re: Re: A wonderful thing a mirror it never lies
Does this mean the submissive always bends to your will to grow?
Of course, is that not the way of a submissive? To trust in the guidance of their Dom? To have their limits expanded?
My view of Mastering is my own. If I were to define it, it would be easier to understand the context from which that statement comes. Perhaps I will start a thread that will allow me the opportunity to present some of my views on mastering.
As I re-read the statement I made, it does appear to be rather ubrupt and threatening for conveince sake. So for clarification, I will restate it another way. Those who do not wish to learn and grow from what I have to offer, have no need or desire to be in my presence. As I mentioned before, I have never lost a sub which means those which have been with me needed or had a desire to be in my presence.
As to the second half of your question, requires me to open myself up and give you all a look see into who I am. I am always up for a good examination( Anouncement over the loud speaker: Will all subs dressed in nurses uniforms please move to the front of the room, thank you ),
I have had only two D/s relationships where actual commitments/contracts were made. In both cases each entered the relationship with full knowledge of my desire for them to grow. Both did as did I. And when they were released(hold on to your hats as you don't see this everyday), both relationships ended well. They departed with high self-esteem and a sense of hope for the future. One ended after two years because of time restraints on my life which I could not meet and continue to provide as a Dom. The second ended after a year because I had nothing more I could teach her as I was still a young Dom and had much to learn. I was very proud of both of them for the steps they took while in my care, and know both of them found good decent Doms which I help inteviewed and approve at thier request.
Though I have had only two subs, I have always felt quality is more important than quantity. Though my expeirence is limited, I will let you make up your own minds as to the depth and worth of my knowledge of BDSM, as you continue to learn more about me from my future posts. I have been aware of who I am as a Dom for about 7 years, of which the 1st year I spent learning, year 2 with my first sub, year 3 learning, year 4 and 5 with my second sub, 6 and 7 learning which brings us to date today.
I am currently married and though my wife's relationship is not a pure D/s relationship, she is by nature very submissive especially in the bedroom. It will be 19 yrs come this december and we are still wondering when the honeymoon will end.
I have taken many subs under my care for brief periods of time(mostly on-line), but not in a full commitment relationship. Mostly time enough for them to heal, and get their submissive fire back(which I call "the hope of worth to serve"). The fact that a time limit was placed on these brief periods was agreed to, by the submissives that came to me seeking help. Bucause I have a wife and two daughters, my time is too limited to give to another female. I do enjoy particpating online as much as I can, but that is as far as I can be stretched.
So to answer the second half of the question you pose, the answer would be yes and no as I see it. I hope that satisfies your curiosity AA.
AngelicAssassin said:You left me curious with the above quote. Does this mean the submissive always bends to your will to grow, or gets cut loose by you before you begin a D/s relationship with them?
Does this mean the submissive always bends to your will to grow?
Of course, is that not the way of a submissive? To trust in the guidance of their Dom? To have their limits expanded?
My view of Mastering is my own. If I were to define it, it would be easier to understand the context from which that statement comes. Perhaps I will start a thread that will allow me the opportunity to present some of my views on mastering.
As I re-read the statement I made, it does appear to be rather ubrupt and threatening for conveince sake. So for clarification, I will restate it another way. Those who do not wish to learn and grow from what I have to offer, have no need or desire to be in my presence. As I mentioned before, I have never lost a sub which means those which have been with me needed or had a desire to be in my presence.
As to the second half of your question, requires me to open myself up and give you all a look see into who I am. I am always up for a good examination( Anouncement over the loud speaker: Will all subs dressed in nurses uniforms please move to the front of the room, thank you ),
I have had only two D/s relationships where actual commitments/contracts were made. In both cases each entered the relationship with full knowledge of my desire for them to grow. Both did as did I. And when they were released(hold on to your hats as you don't see this everyday), both relationships ended well. They departed with high self-esteem and a sense of hope for the future. One ended after two years because of time restraints on my life which I could not meet and continue to provide as a Dom. The second ended after a year because I had nothing more I could teach her as I was still a young Dom and had much to learn. I was very proud of both of them for the steps they took while in my care, and know both of them found good decent Doms which I help inteviewed and approve at thier request.
Though I have had only two subs, I have always felt quality is more important than quantity. Though my expeirence is limited, I will let you make up your own minds as to the depth and worth of my knowledge of BDSM, as you continue to learn more about me from my future posts. I have been aware of who I am as a Dom for about 7 years, of which the 1st year I spent learning, year 2 with my first sub, year 3 learning, year 4 and 5 with my second sub, 6 and 7 learning which brings us to date today.
I am currently married and though my wife's relationship is not a pure D/s relationship, she is by nature very submissive especially in the bedroom. It will be 19 yrs come this december and we are still wondering when the honeymoon will end.
I have taken many subs under my care for brief periods of time(mostly on-line), but not in a full commitment relationship. Mostly time enough for them to heal, and get their submissive fire back(which I call "the hope of worth to serve"). The fact that a time limit was placed on these brief periods was agreed to, by the submissives that came to me seeking help. Bucause I have a wife and two daughters, my time is too limited to give to another female. I do enjoy particpating online as much as I can, but that is as far as I can be stretched.
So to answer the second half of the question you pose, the answer would be yes and no as I see it. I hope that satisfies your curiosity AA.