like a person who is dominant in the relationship. not a paid dom.what do you want out of a Dom?
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like a person who is dominant in the relationship. not a paid dom.what do you want out of a Dom?
you have been given good advice by people who most likely have more real life..club and BDSM experience then I donada
Often, it's opaque allusions that are dropped, there to be pick up in convo by anybody attuned to kink.How would i ever spot a dom in the wild? Lol! Its so hard to tell!! Im sexually submissive , and i have attracted mostly vanilla or switch people my whole life.
Liking this wasn’t enough… this so well put. Thank you.They never introduce themselves as dominant, nor do they expect anyone to submit without consent or conversation. What people usually notice is their calm confidence, the ease with which they make decisions, and their willingness to take the lead when it’s welcomed. They pay close attention to others, offer choices, and respect boundaries. Their presence feels steady rather than controlling, and people often feel safe and heard around them. They have no interest in forcing authority on strangers, but those who enjoy structure and direction often relax in their orbit and naturally lean into that dynamic. When that happens, they talk about it openly, because their dominance is built on trust, clarity, and mutual agreement, not assumption.
you are very welcomeLiking this wasn’t enough… this so well put. Thank you.
But as someone else mentioned, start by identifying what you want in a Dom. Then consider what personality traits those would show as day to day. And then get really good at open, honest communication and start talking about what you need from a Dom. A good Dom will be happy you are communicating.
This is also very well saidLiking this wasn’t enough… this so well put. Thank you.
But as someone else mentioned, start by identifying what you want in a Dom. Then consider what personality traits those would show as day to day. And then get really good at open, honest communication and start talking about what you need from a Dom. A good Dom will be happy you are communicating.
Well thanks!This is also very well said
lolyou wouldn't happen to know such a person?
Very articulate description….They never introduce themselves as dominant, nor do they expect anyone to submit without consent or conversation. What people usually notice is their calm confidence, the ease with which they make decisions, and their willingness to take the lead when it’s welcomed. They pay close attention to others, offer choices, and respect boundaries. Their presence feels steady rather than controlling, and people often feel safe and heard around them. They have no interest in forcing authority on strangers, but those who enjoy structure and direction often relax in their orbit and naturally lean into that dynamic. When that happens, they talk about it openly, because their dominance is built on trust, clarity, and mutual agreement, not assumption.
Absolutely right!I think it’s harder to spot a submissive in the wild. Too many have to be strong in life and business and need to let go and submit in private