serijules
just seri
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- Sep 19, 2002
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I know more switches in the scene than I do straight Doms or subs, and most of the straight Dom or subs I know are online only. Some switch very rarely, some switch only with certain people or a single person. Some switch only in private. It's all valid, and leaning more towards one side than the other has absolutely nothing to do with anything...they still identify as switches, and rightly so.
Nothing in life is "equal". Switch is just like any other label out there...it is defined on however you are comfortable defining it, and the only definition that matters is the one that you are comfortable with or relate to. I doubt many of the slaves here would label me a slave based on their own definitions, but by my own (and hers), I am very much D's slave.
I know Doms that occasionally bottom to others but do not consider themselves switches. I can respect that, I'm much the same way. I occasionally humour a local partner by spanking him because he doesn't trust anyone else to top him, nor is it something he wishes to share with anyone else he spanks. I don't feel at all dominant when topping him, but by mere actions I am switching roles. I don't enjoy the act of spanking or dominating him...but I do enjoy knowing that I'm helping him with something he very much wants. That doesn't make me a switch unless I choose to identify as one, which I do not. I may BE switching, but I do not identify as A switch.
There is a difference between topping someone or bottoming to someone, and actually dominating them. Switches, in my opinion, are those that can be both dominating and dominated emotionally and physically, and openly embrace both roles in their lives.
Nothing in life is "equal". Switch is just like any other label out there...it is defined on however you are comfortable defining it, and the only definition that matters is the one that you are comfortable with or relate to. I doubt many of the slaves here would label me a slave based on their own definitions, but by my own (and hers), I am very much D's slave.
I know Doms that occasionally bottom to others but do not consider themselves switches. I can respect that, I'm much the same way. I occasionally humour a local partner by spanking him because he doesn't trust anyone else to top him, nor is it something he wishes to share with anyone else he spanks. I don't feel at all dominant when topping him, but by mere actions I am switching roles. I don't enjoy the act of spanking or dominating him...but I do enjoy knowing that I'm helping him with something he very much wants. That doesn't make me a switch unless I choose to identify as one, which I do not. I may BE switching, but I do not identify as A switch.
There is a difference between topping someone or bottoming to someone, and actually dominating them. Switches, in my opinion, are those that can be both dominating and dominated emotionally and physically, and openly embrace both roles in their lives.
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