msub50some
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Also very submissive, though I doubt that comes as a surprise to anyone.
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Interesting my math seems to show more sub than dom here. Is being sub the better fantasy?
My theory is that submissive men are more likely to post in these kinds of threads, partly as a way of advertising themselves and increasing their chances of finding a partner.
Dominant men seem to have less of a need to advertise.
That makes sense, I am a little new to the D/s scene. Trying to learn and understand.
I assume by partner you mean Dom.
Welcome, Lars! This is a good place to learn.
Yes. Dom for a male, Domme for a female. submissives always seem to outnumber dominants.
Sexually dominate. Very laid back outside of the bedroom.
As an aside, Lars, you may get more interaction if you put some key information in your signature. Women especially like to know a little bit about who they're talking to beforehand.
Try something short but helpful like,
Late-20's bi male, currently exploring D/s from both sides of the slash.
~OR~
Mid-30's straight male, curious about femdom and male submission in the bedroom.
~OR~
Early 40's male, interested in discovering what it takes to be a Dom, and what makes a lifestyle relationship work.
Not to be a cunt, but 'dominate' is a verb. Dominant is an adjective, and the correct word for this context.
Voice text. It happens.
But they're pronounced differently.
Lol. Voice text isn’t that accurate.
Not to be a cunt, but 'dominate' is a verb. Dominant is an adjective, and the correct word for this context.
You cunt.
If that is true it might be down to the the increased scarcity of what those men are looking for. More demand = stronger competition = more advertising.My theory is that submissive men are more likely to post in these kinds of threads, partly as a way of advertising themselves and increasing their chances of finding a partner.
Dominant men seem to have less of a need to advertise.
If that is true it might be down to the the increased scarcity of what those men are looking for. More demand = stronger competition = more advertising.
It was a while ago but I read some study on psychology today that surveyed people (I remember that it excluded switches so the results will obviously be a bit off) who self-described as into all this and something like 96% of female respondents said they were exclusively submissive and the figure for men was about 25%. If we assume that figure totally accurately reflects reality, and there's an equal number of men and women involved in bdsm, and everybody is straight, then it would mean there's only enough theoretically applicable partners for 20% of the S-Male demographic while for D-Males there's an excess supply of candidates.
Even though I really doubt those figures I just gave are anywhere close to reality I wouldn't be at all surprised if it turned out there is more in-group competition between submissive men than dominant men which might be why you see more adverts from them.