Martini Man
Really Experienced
- Joined
- Feb 19, 2003
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- 140
Gotcha. I think I need to just get out there and meet some people into the scene and find someone who clicks.
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I mean a large part of the problem are that men who want to bottom to us start out every dialogue with "whatcha gotta do is...." based on whatever they've been jerking off to since whenever. It's not that SUB men are like this, it's that men are like this. It's how they're raised to be, just like I've been raised to be more worried about what gives him a boner than what gets me off. The influence is early, permanent and inevitable. I will forever be kinked to people's reactions as much as I am, because I don't have a dick. It's just how it goes.
Woohoo! So true.
My admittedly biased opinion is that my ex really had that whole doufus helpless male thing drilled into him. You know? That oh, you men are just getting in the way. I can do it better myself! Um, hell no, cope and adjust and lend a hand, thank you.
There's a male gender issue for ya. Gah, parents can be like lethal weapons.
Granted.
But, is it really different in the F/m situation? Do we as a community, or at this site, have more patience for the newbie female pyl compared to the newbie male pyl? Sure, one could make the argument that the male gender will be more crude as a newbie pyl. Does that mean that we need to make more of an effort, or a different effort, to correct or educate them? Or, should we treat both gender pyls the same? And, should we then treat newbie PYLs and newbie pyls the same?
Something is wrong with my dick then, as I just don't act like this.
I think we do, but simply because of the crudeness. Too many newb pyl's are just penile life-support systems with added fetishy weirdness, as opposed to realised beings presenting themselves with intelligence (current company excepted).
This could easily be said about male Dominants in the scene, but isn't.
They're "dangerous predators" they're not pathetic wannabes. Except often they are - you know what I speak of, spend five minutes in the dating pool IRL and you see who's Master of the Universe because he's not even master of the toaster in the morning.
But I have found it extremely difficult. Maybe there are just a ton of male subs out there (or just posers wanting a lay) and women can be ultra picky?
My dick has felt entitled since day one.
There are obvious drawbacks to universal assertions, but if any gender based assertion has ever approached universal application, this one is it. The dick's sense of entitlement is there as a matter of course.
Even unsuccessful guys assert their entitlement with the "Women are so picky" charge. Translation: There's something wrong with *women* for messing up the natural way of the world.
I could try to concoct some theory, based on the idea of pre-historic males wandering through the forest grabbing random females by the hair, forcing them to the ground, fucking at will, and in the process spreading their seed hither and yon.... but concocting this theory would probably just succeed in getting me all worked up more than anything else!*nod*
So where would you say this begins though? Do you think that it is inherent somehow in the species, or is it more of a societal influence?
I could try to concoct some theory, based on the idea of pre-historic males wandering through the forest grabbing random females by the hair, forcing them to the ground, fucking at will, and in the process spreading their seed hither and yon.... but concocting this theory would probably just succeed in getting me all worked up more than anything else!
My answer to your question is that I have no idea how much is inherent in the species, but I *can* point to a thousand ways in which modern American society reinforces and drives home this message.
My dick has felt entitled since day one.
There are obvious drawbacks to universal assertions, but if any gender based assertion has ever approached universal application, this one is it. The dick's sense of entitlement is there as a matter of course.
Even unsuccessful guys assert their entitlement with the "Women are so picky" charge. Translation: There's something wrong with *women* for messing up the natural way of the world.
Dude, you're a Dom.
Of course you do. With style points - you don't act like a schmuck, but you have desires for control, direction, and drivers' seat in bed and you expect to get what YOU want, right?
There is nothing wrong with this, it's a beautiful thing. Except when it's presented as "anything Mistress (but I really mean me) wants."
That's a super creepy form of sexism that makes me think I'd be better off on planet Gor.
This could easily be said about male Dominants in the scene, but isn't.
They're "dangerous predators" they're not pathetic wannabes. Except often they are - you know what I speak of, spend five minutes in the dating pool IRL and you see who's Master of the Universe because he's not even master of the toaster in the morning.
Yes yes yes. There's always something wrong with the woman who doesn't want to go out with you, doesn't want to fuck you, or told you she doesn't want to fuck you any longer, no thanks.
With women it's *always* oh there must be something wrong with me.
Which makes me wonder - is it power, or is it a case of self esteem so brittle it can't flex very well?
I love men, I really do.
I'm helpless with some things. Utterly clueless to the point of making horrible messes. Putting laundry in front of me to do is tantamount to asking that I buy new clothes, as I will probably destroy them. That said, I can cook. I don't, but can, clean.
The flipside to this is the helpless female when it comes to cars, electronics, etc. I find that so aggravating, as there is nothing wrong with the female brain and basic technical knowledge (yes, men tend to be better with the sort of technical visual thinking, much as women are better with language skills by and large, but it is not enough to say that women are deficient in that area). My girls will know how to do basic maintenance on their cars, and my sons will know how to cook and clean and such. It's just good sense to teach them. I wish my mother had tried a little harder to get me to learn laundry. I'd not have made some of the messes I've made of my own clothes had she done that.
My dick has felt entitled since day one.
With women it's *always* oh there must be something wrong with me.
I gave very little thought to females when I was a kid.As in, out of the womb?? I'm not sure what to say to this. *ponders*
*twitch* So learn. Oh, oops, I'm not the boss of you. I guess you and yours have that worked out.
My dick has felt entitled since day one.
There are obvious drawbacks to universal assertions, but if any gender based assertion has ever approached universal application, this one is it. The dick's sense of entitlement is there as a matter of course.
Even unsuccessful guys assert their entitlement with the "Women are so picky" charge. Translation: There's something wrong with *women* for messing up the natural way of the world.
The flipside to this is the helpless female when it comes to cars, electronics, etc. I find that so aggravating, as there is nothing wrong with the female brain and basic technical knowledge (yes, men tend to be better with the sort of technical visual thinking, much as women are better with language skills by and large, but it is not enough to say that women are deficient in that area).
Dude - do not underestimate the brain power it takes to explain to the computer store sales guy that your boss wants a thingie (yes I used that word) that will make the round end of the keyboard cable fit a USB port thingie (yes I used it again) on the back of the tower.
The slightly helpless/lost chick with the great smile thing greased the conversation just enough to break the language barrier between "thingie-speak" and "whateveritwas to USB port converter speak." It's nothing but a tool in the arsenal.
*pokes at Homburg*
Clueless and friendly work wonders, and I use them frequently.
Yes yes yes. There's always something wrong with the woman who doesn't want to go out with you, doesn't want to fuck you, or told you she doesn't want to fuck you any longer, no thanks.
With women it's *always* oh there must be something wrong with me.
Which makes me wonder - is it power, or is it a case of self esteem so brittle it can't flex very well?
I love men, I really do.
To begin, my in-depth experience with women is somewhat limited. That said, a not insignificant percentage of the women I've known well (in that Old Testament meets New Testament way, if you will) have had what I think of as a martyr methodology. They approach life as if all the bounty they receive is from dumbass luck and all the bad fortune that comes their way is their fault. Further, they seem to have the mindset that it's their role in life to endure, to persevere, to weather all storms, to assume responsibility for all that goes on around them.
I don't know how this came to be, and I freely admit that this is not a representative sample and so I'm not trying to claim that my experience allows me to generalize accurately. But there may be some relationship between my experience and the contrast that Netzach drew above.
Perhaps others can elucidate here (or at least add some insight).
In the spirit of Netz's post, I do also love women. I truly do.
It's just a personality type. Some women are like this. Some women think everything that goes wrong is someone else's fault.
Ya know, some people think that switches should just go out and kill themselves. Now, that's not me saying that, it's just something i've heard
It's just a personality type. Some women are like this. Some women think everything that goes wrong is someone else's fault.
To begin, my in-depth experience with women is somewhat limited. That said, a not insignificant percentage of the women I've known well (in that Old Testament meets New Testament way, if you will) have had what I think of as a martyr methodology. They approach life as if all the bounty they receive is from dumbass luck and all the bad fortune that comes their way is their fault. Further, they seem to have the mindset that it's their role in life to endure, to persevere, to weather all storms, to assume responsibility for all that goes on around them.
I don't know how this came to be, and I freely admit that this is not a representative sample and so I'm not trying to claim that my experience allows me to generalize accurately. But there may be some relationship between my experience and the contrast that Netzach drew above.
Perhaps others can elucidate here (or at least add some insight).
In the spirit of Netz's post, I do also love women. I truly do.