Defining my role as a dominant

Ingénue{VK} - I'd dump a Dom who couldn't. Pompous cunt.

ButterfliesAndCuffs​(sub female){LJ} - I’d think less of a Dom who wouldn’t apologize. He definitely wouldn’t be my Dom.

SirsBabyDoll​(sub female){Pizza+☕} - Word! It takes FAR MORE courage to humble yourself in front of another, to be vulnerable in your humanity, than it does to ignore your faults and not make amends.

Just because someone carries the title "Dom" does not make them infallible.

jkillaaa​(sub female) - Doms are still people 🤷🏻♀️

dollMaker​(dom male) - I apologise, simple as that.

Those that play the I don’t apologise uber alpha dom card, are not the sort of people to learn from, except maybe how not to be a genuine dominant. I see those sorts of statements, whether on a profile, or comments on here, in the chat room as massive red flags.

If you get something wrong, make a mistake, show respect by saying sorry to the person.

sexycurves​(sub female) - I have had apologies from doms and they are very much appreciated, especially as I find it hard to apologise sometimes.

It doesn't make them a lesser person in any way shape or form, unless the apology isn't sincere.

I wouldn't be able to trust anyone who refuses or can't apologise.

I'mME - The ability to apologize is not a sign of weakness, it only means we made a mistake and want the other person to know that we recognize it.

I have some experience with someone who never apologized, being from that mindset. It was/is something that I don't want to experience again.

LongerJohnny​(dom male){B&C} - Someone told you that one human apologizing to another is a sign of weakness? That person owes you an apology for giving you ignorant, jackass advice. If you did something that you are sorry about or that you regret - apologize for it. Being a Dom doesn't make one an infallable superhero, no matter how big the D on their cape is.