IrisAlthea
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Look, people should never do things they loathe just because someone asks them to. They should do things they loathe because I ask them to.
Hmm, I can agree if you run it by me first.
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Look, people should never do things they loathe just because someone asks them to. They should do things they loathe because I ask them to.
Thank you for clarifying. I appreciate that.It was a bad idea to use your post as an example and I’m sorry you felt attacked. That was not the intention, because I did assume good faith.
I was absolutley not intending to be negative about asking about reasons. I think it is a great idea to try to understand the why behind a limit, because it would be helpful when trying to figure out what else might work or not work for someone.
Are you hearing yourself here?The question in the title is for the ladies only.
It's more so geared towards your inner switch, but there are some subs out there who are interested in being Domme & haven't tried it.
Personally, I find it to be a real turn off when a guy just wholeheartedly shuts down the idea of being sub. It's very closed minded to me and as much as I can appreciate a man in control, that feels like too much ego. "No I haven't tried it, but I know myself and I'm not the sub type" or "I'm not taking commands from no one."
It feels like toxic masculinity bullshit. I get that you know what you like and don't like. I guess from my perspective, if your partner genuinely wants to explore being Domme, why just one-sidedly shut that shit down? But as a Dom, you expect your sub to jump through hoops for you, when you snap your fingers??
I guess, ultimately, if I'm going above and beyond to please, it feels like a lack of reciprocity if I express wanting to display a bit of control sometimes & that's not given a 2nd thought. Because no, being Domme doesn't have to be this extreme experience, complete with pegging (though, there's nothing wrong with that). It can simply look like deriving pleasure from watching him follow simple commands.
What do you lady subs & switches think?
Good Morning to you from my part of the world. I don't know what time it is in Denmark.Are you hearing yourself here?
That's is such a crock of prejudiced BS. "Everyone must be like me, or I'll 'toxic masculinity' them right in their toxic faces." I suppose, if it goes for sub/dom, it must go for everything. Right? So .. you're bi, so everyone else must also be bi - and they're toxic if they feel otherwise. You like sucking cocks, so everyone else must also love it - and they're toxic if they say otherwise.
You ... are toxic. You are the problem.
Now, since you don't seem to know what civil dialogue is, let me explain some things to you. I can pose an innocuous question and you can 100% give your honest opinion. I welcome it. Why begin a dialogue if I don't want honestly? However, you will ask me questions if you need to get a better understanding of my question. What you will not do is make dumbass assumptions from a dumbass place in your brain. I am a person too & I can form sentences if you have questions or want to continue the dialogue.Iris, this is the third or fourth time you resort to personal attacks. I don't tolerate that on the internet, so ... this is goodbye. Have a nice life, and see you never.
Yes, I agree.So if your Dom does not want to Sub, that is either okay or it is a deal breaker and you move on.
Very. No badgering should occur from either party, at any time, at all.I also have to wonder how toxic it is to keep badgering someone who has clearly stated a boundary.
Ha! You're so hilarious it's almost endearing.Good Morning to you from my part of the world. I don't know what time it is in Denmark.
First thing's first: you will a) not come into my thread slinging baseless insults because you feel protected by your phone/pc/underground basement of protection, b) not be a hypocrite and ask someone in another thread to show you respect & then come here and think you won't show me respect (see your own quote below).
Now, since you don't seem to know what civil dialogue is, let me explain some things to you. I can pose an innocuous question and you can 100% give your honest opinion. I welcome it. Why begin a dialogue if I don't want honestly? However, you will ask me questions if you need to get a better understanding of my question. What you will not do is make dumbass assumptions from a dumbass place in your brain. I am a person too & I can form sentences if you have questions or want to continue the dialogue.
But, no ma'am, kitty doesn't get to think she can bare her claws & scratch up shit in my abode. You should think well before you respond to this because one thing you should know about me is I will never give an online bully the response they want. Meaning, you get 1-2 replies max, hell, maybe even 3. Beyond that, I am not a fan of having my very precious time wasted.
Thank you for wanting to engage in the conversation. Now, try being an adult next time. Or move alone.
I'm not anti-feminist, honey. I'm pro-equality. That's why I strongly object to your blatant sexism. See? =)Also @cocktaildress21, as a courtesy to my time, I didn't even mention the hypocrisy you pose from your staunch anti-feminism views. To come to my thread and behave as if having my own opinion, while welcoming other beliefs, is so outlandishly out of the question when you're a 1-woman army applying your views on feminism from your side of the world as a COPY+PASTE function to the rest of the world is very ironic, indeed.
This. A dom who's willing to be sub has no appeal for me.You're certainly entitled to your opinion, but personally, I've got no interest in a man who wants to sub and I certainly don't want to domme/top him. Nothing wrong with men who do...we're just not compatible.
Totally disagree. If that is not in their nature why would they want to do it??I can play a sub and switch. But it would take a likeable, rare man. It's been my experience that men who claim to be doms refuse to give up control. They're afraid. (No pms please. I'm no dominatrix).
Male perspective: I've been in a d/s relationship for a couple of years now. My lady likes the bruises as well as the control that I give.I'm pretty much with you on this. At the very least, I feel like a dominant should try the toys they use on subs, to have some sort of idea of the sensation they're creating. That doesn't really require them to be submissive to another person, just to take themselves what they intend to dish out.
Male perspective: I've been in a d/s relationship for a couple of years now. My lady likes the bruises as well as the control that I give.
When i started inflicting pain on another to that point, it made me question (a) why did I enjoy this so much? and (b) my partner is a pain bunny. Her backside seems to have no limits. Her boobs bruise nicely but I'm concerned about possible damage I could inadvertantly do.
I'm lucky that I have an experienced dungeonmaster as a friend and mentor, but I also have a ladyfriend who's a switch. In the bedroom she's my submissive sex toy, but in the dungeon she's a totally different person, very dom. Submitting to her a few times has been not necessarily pleasurable but has taught me a lot about what I do with my partner and has given me a broader perspective.
What I do not like is that someone want me to do something sexual he himself would never do, e. g. swallow, be peed on etc.