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ownedsubgal said:it's something i've pondered often in my quest to know and understand my true self, and i believe that some of us are born to submit as a sort of survival instinct.
it was my Master who showed me that my unique kind of submissiveness was special...
He taught me that being born the way i was was a gift, not a curse. and though i do not believe that any type of submissive is "better" than any other, i feel fortunate to have found someone who appreciates me as i am.
I am certainly happy for you, and for your Master. I don't really think we have any dis-agreement about this at all. Your Master recognizes the special type of person you are. Over time you have learned these special qualities you have as a person, and have someone who you can feel safe and loved in being who you are.
now as for the issue of trust...i think one can submit and submit wholly without trust. total trust may make the act of submitting more pleasant for the submissive, but i don't think it's required in order to submit.
I disagree with this statement. I think one can be wholly obedient, which is not the same as being wholly submitting. A person who is a slave against their will, can submit out of fear of punishment, but inwardly hate their master with everything in their heart and mind.
I am sure there are many different types of relationships, some Dom/mes may not care one iota if their submissive submits with there heart or mind, as long as they do what they are told, then that's good enough for them...however, I think far more is the case, where the Dom/me cares a great deal about the wheather a submissive of theirs is submitting with a "happy" or willing spirit.
In my mind, being a Master/Mistress has more to do with the handling of a person's spirit or inner-being than anything else. Proper behavior should always be an outflow of things being handle correctly on a deeper level.
So if you confine "wholy submit" as an outward obediant act only, then, trust wouldn't need to be involved.
However, I take the word "Wholy" to mean more than just the outward behavior, but also the attitude of the one perfoming the act of submission.
Hence I think it is possible for total submission to happen at a given moment in time. When obedience occurs with a willing and happy heart and mind, then at that moment, total submission has been obtained. This is not to be confused with the depth or level of submission, as I have stated...I believe the depth of the human spirit is infinte, hence the levels or depths of submission one can realise or experience is also infinite.
For many, an enviroment of trust needs to exsit if they are to do more than obey. They need trust to be able to submit with the mind and heart as well.
Thank you for sharing and your stimulating input.