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› Who is a submissive?

Sep 07, 2006
Though there are different visions on what is called submission and I don't mean to reinvent that's why I will try to make it clear for you and me what I get from submission.



Some people ask how do you distinguish the person is sub or just a vanilla?



If you search for lover and agrees to submit to that particular person he is vanilla. When he searches for submission in the first place, with or without love he is basically a sub.



I often hear that desire to be a dom is easier to understand than actually a sub one. The thing is that most think that sub is either weak or inferior or silly and passive person. Neither of them is true actually. Though the inner urge to submit is present in me, I don't transmit those feelings on other aspects of my life. At least no one unfamiliar with BDSM stuff ( ) had told me something that would imply any submissive behavior.



There is also a common misbelieve that a sub should have miserable time spent with his dom. Again, that's not a pain or suffering I am forced to take, it's my true desire and somewhat enjoyable sensations that I get from submission.



Physical submission is not a primary and ultimate goal for me. I can well do without the act itself, cause the pleasure comes somewhere from the brain or heart. Just the anticipation, the thrill is running the excitation.



Submission is not a life sentence I've chosen once and for all. Sometimes I feel like switching the parts and D's is quite ok with me.




 

I'd be interested in a future entry/article touching upon whether the BDSM lifestyle or more casual play typically allows partners to share/swap dom and submissive roles. My lover and I tend to switch between the same in our usual sexual play, and I've always wondered if the real definition or practice of BDSM allows for such switching of roles or if one partner is more encouraged to choose/fit into just one role or the other.



In the meantime, I'm really enjoying your posts and information. Very useful!

posted by: Tara Tainton » Oct 05, 2006 06:51 PM

My subs are strong people. They are not weak. They *choose* to submit, they *choose* to endure pain for the pleasure of it. And they *choose* to do as I say or it's "you are the weakest link - goodbye!"

posted by: Chimera! » Oct 03, 2006 09:55 PM

i feel that bdsm is nothing other then foreplay in its highest forms

posted by: SensualDom » Sep 21, 2006 08:11 AM

good post

posted by: Uncknown » Sep 07, 2006 01:00 PM


 

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