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Johny M said,
A D/s relationship is like driving a car...only one person can be in the driver's seat. That would be me.
That sounds right to me, with the following clarication: In a genuine D/S relation where dominance is actually occurring....etc/
I think a great many *other* connections labelled D/S or B/D etc. are situations of complementary roles beeing assumed to bring into being a kind of mini-drama. If one is being the daddy-like-disciplinarian, and the other, the young offender, no real power is involved, or they both have equal shares. This is because the roles, and the dramatic situation (scene) can be stopped at will by either (which forces the other to discontinue). Either can say, 'scene's'over.' of 'I'm going for coffee."
If dominating in like driving, then sure it depends on the car working, but in no way does the car have power or control (barring autopilots, of late) as an option to exercize, though its running out of gas does stop the driver. Its having tires prevents controls) one from driving up rocky cliffs.
(I'm assuming, based on the above, that Johnny does NOT mean that dominating is like being a driver, and submitting is like being the 'co-pilot' or 'navigator' or 'shotgun' or 'passenger in the back seat' or 'passenger being chauferred about town'; if I've read you wrong, sorry).
J.
A D/s relationship is like driving a car...only one person can be in the driver's seat. That would be me.
That sounds right to me, with the following clarication: In a genuine D/S relation where dominance is actually occurring....etc/
I think a great many *other* connections labelled D/S or B/D etc. are situations of complementary roles beeing assumed to bring into being a kind of mini-drama. If one is being the daddy-like-disciplinarian, and the other, the young offender, no real power is involved, or they both have equal shares. This is because the roles, and the dramatic situation (scene) can be stopped at will by either (which forces the other to discontinue). Either can say, 'scene's'over.' of 'I'm going for coffee."
If dominating in like driving, then sure it depends on the car working, but in no way does the car have power or control (barring autopilots, of late) as an option to exercize, though its running out of gas does stop the driver. Its having tires prevents controls) one from driving up rocky cliffs.
(I'm assuming, based on the above, that Johnny does NOT mean that dominating is like being a driver, and submitting is like being the 'co-pilot' or 'navigator' or 'shotgun' or 'passenger in the back seat' or 'passenger being chauferred about town'; if I've read you wrong, sorry).
J.
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