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My journey is a road I travel most of the time with friends by my side. Some days I walk alone, others I hold someone's hand. This is my journey on cage. If you really want to know about me go back 2 years ago to my first blog. Enjoy
4 years ago. February 22, 2020 at 3:58β€―AM

So in talking to a fellow nurse I realized how different we are. We put on this face of happiness and comfort. We hold hands and cry with people in their time of need, we comfort and love when your sad, we encourage and cheer in your recovery. We hold your families when it's time for you to leave this world.
What you dont see is the mind that is always working, always planning for the what if this bad thing happens. You dont see them walk out of a room and swell with pride becasue they finally got that stubborn old man to take his heart medicine, or watched a baby finally catch their breath. You dont see them find the dark hall or closet to hide in and fall to their knees and cry ugly tears because they had to say goodbye to part of their heart when a patient passes. You don't know they doubt everything they do because the all knowing doctors make them feel less than. You dont see their insecurities or fears.
Every day they wake up from very little sleep, drag through their morning which is any time of day because nursing is 24/7. They put on their uniform and wonder why did I choose to do this job. Their lives could be chaos at home, they could never see their kids because of the long hours or different shifts. The get to work sit in the parking lot and think this is it game face on, still wondering why they do it. Th9e walk in the doors of what ever building they work in and see the first smiling face and they are reminded then why, its for the patients. It's to be your voice when no one else will. To be your support when all others have left. To be your strength when you cant fight.
We are a special breed, because we dont ask for the same. We stand as a whole we are our own community. So I ask this of you, why do you treat the nurse so badly when they will be the one to hold your hand and support you in the joyous and sorrowful moments?
Now many will say "I dont do that I respect nurses" the thing is your dont realize you do. Your fears come out in many ways and they always zero in on the nurse. I know I know there are a few rotten apples in my community but know most of us got into this because we need to care for others, we feel joy when we help and bring you peace.
The reason I'm writing this is because most subs here hold very powerful demanding jobs. Some of us where we make life altering choices daily. Some of us then go home to our real job of parenting where once again were in charge. Yet we are asked why are we a sub, or told we are to Alpha in our day to day that we should be a Dom.
This is exactly the reason I am a sub. I need someone to quiet my mind. To give me the safety I give everyone else. To be the rock i am for others. So before you tell someone with a demanding powerful job why? maybe you should think why wouldnt they be?
I am a sub because I choose to be. Its who I am in my core. I am a nurse and mother because it's my calling to care and nurture and fight for those who cant. So who will fight for me?

Totem​(switch female) - This is so beautiful, so much respect to you and every other nurse that burdens their lives for the people who need them. Thank you so much for all that you do. And when anyone questions you again... I understand what you mean. I'm always an alpha and that's why the sub lifestyle attracts me so. They are silly to even question you in the first place since it means little to them what or why you are the way you are. You are perfect, dont let anyone else get you down, and if they do, call on the strength you have to chase those feelings away. Thank you β™‘
4 years ago
Pheonix J​(sub female) - Thank you for your kind words. I've been told so many times I'm to Alpha. I lmao oh if you only knew
4 years ago
Give you Some Rope​(dom male){not lookin} - There is no such thing as too alpha, just too alpha for someone β€˜domming’ based on role play ideas.
4 years ago
HGB​(sub female){Scottish M} - I am a sub. I am strong. I am fragile. I do not want to be kept. I want to know I can count on you if I need a break. At least that's for me. Vanilla dating site, got why are you here you don't need a man.
4 years ago
Pheonix J​(sub female) - Wow ignorance is everywhere.
4 years ago
Cherry2000​(sub female) - BRAVO!!!! Very well put! I love the voice you give to us! Love you! 😘😘😘
4 years ago
Pheonix J​(sub female) - Thank you! Someone's gotta have a big mouth around here lol love you too now let's drink!
4 years ago
Cherry2000​(sub female) - I've already started! 🍷🍷🍷🍷
4 years ago
Pheonix J​(sub female) - Pft thanks for waiting...lol
4 years ago
Cherry2000​(sub female) - Catch up!
4 years ago
SuperEight​(sub female) - Wonderfully put and I feel the same way when I step onto my clinic floor, sometimes my patients are the only thing that make me continue working as a nurse. It's a difficult job on many different emotional and physical levels but nothing can compete with the feeling of being able to help someone in a meaningful way.
And I wholeheartedly agree with you when you say you NEED that space to come home to after being in the field all day. Well said.
4 years ago
Pheonix J​(sub female) - Thank you! To feel the safety zone at home ahhh such a dream for me
4 years ago
Bunnie - Some people don’t understand the many faces in which service can show itself. I don’t see nursing as an Alpha role at all... it is submission at its finest. Beautiful blog. Nurses are angels.
4 years ago
Pheonix J​(sub female) - Oh I like that take. Thank you Bunnie
4 years ago
Sweetsubbie1320​(sub female) - You summed it up perfectly.
4 years ago
Pheonix J​(sub female) - Thank you
4 years ago
Satindragon - Very well written my friend. I have the utmost respect for nurses, especially those in your field. You are a special bred.

It takes a man who is truly secure in himself to provide shelter for an alpha woman.

Much love and respect to you and all the nurses here. ❀️❀️

4 years ago
Pheonix J​(sub female) - Thank you SD, I am so very grateful to people who understand what we go through. I know there are many other jobs that women are Alpha roles but I can only speak from the ones I know.
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4 years ago
CrimsonRose - Thanks for being a fierce defender of your patients, and the others in your life. Everyone deserves a nurse with your loving heart. Blessings of comfort to you my dear friend. πŸ˜ŠπŸ’œπŸ’—β€
4 years ago
Pheonix J​(sub female) - Thank you Red I appreciate it a lot
4 years ago
Sky dancer 51 - Wonderful writing J and Yes you are so right. I’m asking myself that question a lot too β€œ why am I doing this?” and it is for the smile on their faces when they see you come in, to hold their hand when they are in pain and to just be there with them so they are not alone. It hurts so much when you see that their end is coming and you have to say goodbye. That after every shift you say your goodbyes on such way that it could be the last time you see them alive.
It is a hard job but knowing you make their last days happy is the reward of it.
And being submissive In my relationship means for me I can feel relaxed in it.
Someone is looking out for me and setting the rules, it is my save place I need so much.
Love you girl
Hugs
Sky
4 years ago
Pheonix J​(sub female) - Nail on the head!!! I hate days off because I never know if I will get to see some of them again.
Much love and hugs to you!
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4 years ago
Morley​(sub female){Max Sterne} - Love this post a million times over!! ❀️❀️❀️
4 years ago
Pheonix J​(sub female) - I absolutely loved yours too! Thank you for taking my words and thinking on them πŸ’œπŸ’œ
4 years ago
ADIDAS - I totally understand..... beautiful writing! Well said!! I'm not a nurse. I'm a Chef, retired now but still..... That was all I ever did was the hospitality management business.

Thanks for this post... I never saw it this way before.... oh and, when I communicate with MY drs office via email, I always end with ( name of cooperation) NURSES RULE!
hope that made sense, lol
4 years ago
Pheonix J​(sub female) - That was cute! I love that ending. Tha I you fir your words and input. Chefs work just as hard and dont always get to see the joy of their clientele ts so I appreciate you too
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