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Emotional Domination

There are 4 main types (and each of them bleed into one another on varying levels) of domination:

Physical
Mental
Emotional
Spiritual

Which one do you prefer to practice and why?
1 year ago. March 30, 2023 at 12:50β€―AM

 

She is the bravest person you have ever met.

She is strong.

Independent.

Capable.

She does not demand anything from you.

She is broken. In ways you cannot understand or see. She has the most alluring smile. But those eyes.

Do you see? The times she has cried because she's been hurt by someone’s failure to live up to their own promises. It started when she was very young. Her parents never noticed her. She was always the one in the way. What was so wrong with her? Did she not deserve to be loved? In so many pursuits she undertook she sought the acceptance and love she believed was for her. She never gave up hope. Over and over she would be hurt. It would make her hard. Cold. At times bitter. As years passed she let go. Let go of the idea that she would be accepted. So she worked on accepting herself. And struggled. How could she not be acceptable? She discovered that physical pain was a pleasure. It was nothing to endure the physical to find solace with the emotional and mental terror that was her own mind. She will never tell you this. In fact, she can not see it. She does not look at herself this way. She sees damage. Unending faults and blame. Never enough. Not pretty enough. Not tall enough. Not smart enough. Not schooled enough. Not kind enough. Never enough. This is her cage. The one she is bound in and can’t escape. Trust is very foreign to her. She can only go so far. She wants so desperately to be free. Free from herself. Free from her own fear. But has grown to be comfortable. Of course it makes her miserable. Do you see? Right there, in her eyes……that moment of glimmer when she is sparked by hope only to see it fade as if a candle was blown out.

She has hope, but can not believe.

When she calls you master, daddy, lord, sire, sir, dom, top…….do you see what she is giving you?

Do you see?

All the hopes she has ever had to be accepted.

All the fears she has that she wishes to be free from.

While you are NOT responsible to deliver her from herself, she has made a choice in you to support her. To see her. To guide her. The fragility that is her heart.

What will you do with it? Will you play with it like so many have done before? When she resists, and oh how she will resist, harder than you have ever experienced, will you prove her right and walk away? Will you have the resolve to be exactly what she believes you to be? What you say you are? Her master, daddy, lord, sire, sir, dom, top.

You choose this lifestyle. Do you know what you are choosing? The perils that await you? The tears you will cry. Not for your frustration, because if that is where you are you are failing to be what you said you would be for her. Rather for her, because you see the freedom she longs for and you yearn for her to have it so badly. And you know, because you have learned for yourself, the road to accepting and letting go is fraught with heartache and revelations of what you are truly made of. The resolve to just be who you are. Letting go for what you want may be something you take for granted. You are a man. You can do it. Damning all who say you can’t. Proving them wrong. But when you are quiet, when the noise of the world, all the applause and boos can not be seen or heard, when you are honest with yourself, how far have you really come in understanding the focus it takes to be who you are despite the pressures to be what anyone tries to make you? She is counting on you. Depending on you. If you say you are a master what are you a master of exactly? Because if it is not yourself first and foremost you are master of nothing. If you can master your integrity, your honor, your passion, your selfishness, your own personal desires to see another person, a submissive, kneeling before you, arms stretched forward for you and you “see” her pain, her mistrust, EVEN IN YOU, because of her fears, Because of her hurt, Because she is who she is. AND you can still love her. AND you can still extend your heart to her even though her fear hurts you personally. AND you can see the damage her fear and disbelief do to her more than it does to you. You MAY just be at the very beginnings of discovering what it means to be a master.

She is terrified.

And is the bravest person you have ever met.

Who are you?

 

Namaste 

 

Drago

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SirsBabyDoll​(sub female){Pizza+β˜•} - The message of "introspection" seems to be the theme for today.

Drago, I kindly point to the blog, "Question..." by Lady Stone from earlier today. She gives an analogy that speaks to this message as well.
1 year ago
Lady Stone - Indeed... She is very terrified.......as the hounds of hell have been set upon her......

I wander though.....do you think she will ever be able to truly let go..to actually have complete trust in him......... what's more.........is such a man out there that had what it takes.. or is she lost forever behind the walls she has built around her. .......

It would be easier to face the hounds instead I think.....
1 year ago
DaddyDrago{LilAmethys} - In my lens the question is.....

Is he responsible for breaking down her walls?

I have personally been in several dynamics where I was utterly transparent, straightforward, honest gentle, kind, patient......in one instance I stayed for 4 years. Nothing I did mattered. Because it's not about what anyone does that will make that difference.
If one is utterly trustworthy and proves it repeatedly and they are still not trusted what more is there to be done?

My own experience has taught me this reality........there is NOTHING that can make or force a submissive want to surrender. They either do so for themselves, because it is what they need as a way of life, or they will never do so. They will play on the edges of it and go as far as their walls will allow them, but their fear will let them go no further.
And I will repeat clearly, NO dominant is responsible to be under the sway, control, or weight of any submissives fear. In fact, the thing the submissive truly wants more than anything is a dominant to be stronger than their fear. To quiet their mind right?

We can discuss the correct dominant for the correct submissive.....that is a meritorious conversation. Some people's dominance just does not speak to their submission......and that's ok.
It's when NO ONES dominance can speak to their submission that is at issue. The question becomes then, is this really what the individual wants??? Because I have spent decades speaking to submissives personally in my own relationships as well as without showing them they are safe to step out from behind the wall. But the choice is theirs, make no mistake.

Fear of being hurt is real.
Fear of being abandoned is real.
Fear of trusting someone in error is real.
Fear of loving someone and it being truly one sided is real.

The question is:

Is what you want going to be found in the dark behind those walls? The honest answer is no. Period.
We ALL (this dominant included) have been hurt. Brutally so. And we ALL (this dominant included) are afraid of making ourselves vulnerable, open, exposed, raw before another. Laying out a road map for those who could just as easily scar us as they could love us.

Is it worth it to us to risk finding the love we desire or not?
That's really a personal question each of us MUST answer. And if the answer internally is we are too scared then we have NO business asking someone else to be in a relationship with us, because somehow they are going to 'convince' us there is a reason to take the risk. No one can convince us when our actions prove we cannot be convinced because we have closed our own heart off behind the wall.
And, in my opinion, no dominat should even try. It is NOT a dominants responsibility to convince you to submit. You either make a choice to or you do not. Either choice is respected, absolutely!!
But a dominant cannot SAVE you from yourself. That's your job. Period.
They can support you. Help you. Encourage you. But if you do not take the steps for yourself to allow such help it is pointless.

It's like the old proverb:

A man was drowning in the middle of the ocean and cried out to God to save him.
A large cruise ship came by and offered to rescue him and the reply was,
Thank you but I am waiting for God to rescue me.
Then a helicopter flew overhead and offered to save him and still the reply was,
Thank you, but I am waiting on God to rescue me.
Finally, a submarine came up from underneath him and offered to take him to port. And still his reply was,
Thank you, but I am waiting on God to rescue me.
When the man drowned and stood before God he was upset and asked in a panged voice "God you said you would always be there for me! Why did you not come and rescue me when I was clearly drowning???"

You can imagine the response.

Sometimes we are our own worat enemy.
Ask me how I know!!!!!!
I took have my own limits where I am scared to death to let anyone in. The more another sees of my own humanity the more I fear they will run away screaming with their hair on fire!
But I make a choice......if I do not open my heart to receive I cannot then turn around and complain I am not being given to. If I open my heart, as much as I am able, and more and more every day because 'I' want to grow and be accepted, then, and only then, can I truly say I am ready to have a healthy relationship. Because I am playing my part. I am investing.
Standing behind the wall where I am 'safe' (which by the way is a lie, even behind the wall we get hurt) doesn't really protect me as much as it keeps out that which I say with my lips I want.
If I want it, I have to put in the work to have it.
That does NOT mean my fear disappears!!! In fact it may mean it increases!! But courage comes in the presence of fear, not in the absence of. Character is built from facing fear, not cowering to it. Love is found to overcome fear ONLY when we allow it to do so, despite what our fear screams at us.

Will we be hurt along the way???
Guaranteed!!!

But you have to break a few eggs to make an omelet.
If we want it, we need to be willing to accept the pain. We can willingly accept the pain of a whipping, flogging, or caneing as we grow to learn to acclimate our bodies to receive such.
This is no different.
We get to train our hearts to receive the hurt it will receive in order to find the payoff.
Or we don't.
Are their users, and scam artists, and players, and liars and cruel people out there?????
Hell yes!!!!
But wading through them also teaches us how to spot them. We become more adept at discovering what we need and what we do not. We learn to recognize the signs of what serves us and what does not. We will NOT learn that from behind the wall when all we are looking at is our own pain and ignoring finding our peace.

Just my two cents
1 year ago
SirsBabyDoll​(sub female){Pizza+β˜•} - If that's two cents, what do I get for a dollar? (Folded lengthwise??) πŸ’ΈπŸ’ΈπŸ’ΈπŸ’Έ
1 year ago
DaddyDrago{LilAmethys} - πŸ˜‚
A whole can of beans!!!!! 😜
1 year ago
SirsBabyDoll​(sub female){Pizza+β˜•} - Cool! I love beans! You can make all sorts of things with them. Baked beans, chili, hummus being examples.,....I love to eat them up.

Just as I love to eat up your thoughts and perspectives.

No, a man is not supposed to break down a submissives walls. Yes, you are correct when you said only the submissive can do that.

The same is true in reverse. The same is also true for every other human in the universe. "Only you can control your walls". I postulate this, (and excuse me if you stated this and I missed in in your pot of chili but it was after work when I read it), some people use the term "walls" and "boundaries" interchangeably because they are unaware of the differences. I know *I* wasn't! Hell! Half the time, I mistake hurt for rage and now I'm expected to know the difference between different types of internal fencelines???

When I first started here, I didn't, but then a certain lizard's purple jewel taught me the difference. Taught me that there is a difference between a wall that is immoveable and a door, that is to be respected. She also taught me that it's ok to open the door for some people (allowing them greater access to you) while CONTINUING to keep it closed for others.

πŸ€”πŸ€” I had a point I was going with all this and it just went *poof*.
1 year ago
DaddyDrago{LilAmethys} - MY lens ONLY,
I believe it is the HONOR and PRIVILEGE of a dominant to be able to put windows in a submissives walls.
To show them what is beyond those walls. To broaden their horizons. To help them SEE. To help them realize walls can make a prison, or a house (suits me just fine as a carpenter!!). Within our walls we miss the mess that is around us. The years of frustrations where we turned the room upside down in our hurt and anger. The cobwebs we have allowed to grow over our heart that cloud our vision.

You are correct. There is a MASSIVE difference between boundaries and walls (a certain purple stone taught me too!!). Boundaries are a white picket fence around our property. Others can see in, like what they see, even want what they do beyond that fence. Walls are the sanctuary of our home (our heart) most cannot see beyond the walls. Fewer still are ALLOWED to see. Afterall, we have the right to decide who we allow in. There are those that attempt to break in, because our fence is not very sturdy. It may be falling down or even non-existent (raises hand in acceptance of my past on that one). Teaching others it is safe to just walk all over our lawn and peer in the windows. With little or no boundaries someone may even feel emboldened to kick down our door, or they may not even need to if we are someone who leaves it perilously unlocked, or the door itself is off it's hinges from years of pain.
It is up to US to do the maintenance. To ensure our safety. To make sure what we are presenting is inviting, sure. But also secure. Because while I may invite some into my yard, it is when I choose to as I know you will not attempt to break into my home. My walls will always be there in some form, it is my desire personally to make them a habitable house for me and those whom I allow in.
1 year ago
SirsBabyDoll​(sub female){Pizza+β˜•} - "My walls will always be there in some form, it is my desire personally to make them a habitable house for me and those whom I allow in."

Now THAT, was beautifully said! I love how the message is, "you can have your walls, we need walls! You can't have a house without walls, BUT, those walls don't have to be a sad prison but rather can be beautiful. They can have doors and windows.

*Watches a burst of light flash*....and it can have indoor plumbing (crying in private).

It can also have doors within those walls (some areas closed off even to those invited into the house).
1 year ago
DaddyDrago{LilAmethys} - Now you are getting it!!!!!!!!
EXACTLY!!!

Fear is a real thing. It is ok to have scary places (like the attic?) that WE don't even want to go into. Or places we hurriedly show others,

"And here's the spare bedroom. Nevermind the mess." As we rush them down the hall to a more comfortable place to show them.

The desire "I" have is to be so completely open with those whom I trust that even if I do not like what I see in a room that I allow their love to shine it's light with the walls so that I can see things differently that I currently do. I mean, we live with ourselves!!! We see what we see, the dirt, the dust, the cobwebs, the filth. The past within that room when we shared it with someone and the arguements that were had about it (as an example). Showing someone else whom I trust and they come in and say, "You know, this is beautiful!! I love this! Sure, maybe it could stand a good spring cleaning when you may be ready to do so.....but.......it really is something quite lovely!!!" THAT is super scary......but violently necessary. Because I haven't inhabited that room since the last person that was in there and made a good right mess of the place (to be clear, "I" am the one that closed the door and refused to go in and clean up). The windows are so full of dust and grime I can barely see clearly out of them......and THAT is the point. I cannot see clearly.......and if I want to see clearly......I get to allow someone in to help support me as I clean up the wound that the space created within me.
Or, if I am too afraid, I do not. That is a choice too. And someone that loves me and cares for me will respect my limits here. But they will also consistently remind me and show me that I am safe. It is up to me to see that safety and allow it to move me to open my heart here......but.....it's there. What do "I" do with it? Because it is solely my choice.
1 year ago
SirsBabyDoll​(sub female){Pizza+β˜•} - ❀️❀️❀️❀️❀️❀️❀️❀️ THIS is why I love you to pieces! You get my metaphors!

Personally, I HATE having a messy house so I tend to reenter those rooms in order to TRY to sift through the mess to separate *my* crap from theirs. It takes a while sometimes in order to see the differences because just like in a divorce, you find bits and pieces and you stand there asking, "did I buy this or did they?"

Just don't go in the upstairs bathrooms. I hate the plumbing.
1 year ago
DaddyDrago{LilAmethys} - Oh I am with you!!!!! I hate having a dirty house too!!!! (seriously, like I am OCD in real life about my home!!!!)

Here's the rub.......as you pointed to (and it was a fantastic epiphany for me!!) the room is messy sometimes because the last person in added to the mess. Their judgment, or cruelty, or dismissal, or betrayal is left all over the room!!! We often do not WANT to clean it up, because it means reliving the trauma that was created there. Feeling those feelings and allowing them to teach us instead of scare us.
Eventually though, that room in our heart deserves to be free from the clutter. And, we do not really desire to allow someone else that kind of control over our life. Allowing them to live rent free when we have separated everything else from them out of our lives.....the vestiges of what they did to our heart deserves to be repaired (cleaned up) too. Even if it is painful. We owe it to ourselves.

The sad truth is.........often because it is so painful, we refuse to face it. We hide behind the doors and tell everyone to go away. Or we simply do not show this piece to anyone else. We may THINK we are not affected, but withholding ourselves from others, especially those whom are earning our trust, affects us horribly!! We are so calloused and closed off that we miss out on being truly cared for. Ask me how I know!!!!!!


I, too, have missed these discussions!!!!
1 year ago
SirsBabyDoll​(sub female){Pizza+β˜•} - Well of COURSE the room is messy, DUH. It was a fight! The state of the room is not ONE PERSON's fault. You both got angry and started throwing each other's crap at each other.

And yeah, once you kick the person out of your house, if it was a forceable ejection, going back into the room and having to pick up the mess lands solely on your shoulders and it sucks. But not all the stuff belongs to YOU. We tend to immediately take possession of other people's crap once they are gone (hold onto things). It takes work to sort through what THEY threw and what you threw. Then there is the humping the garbage out of the house and then waiting for the trash man to take it away (finally letting it go). Sometimes, that wait seems to take forever.
1 year ago
SirsBabyDoll​(sub female){Pizza+β˜•} - Btw, the OCD doesn't surprise me one bit. It's part of being a Sadist.

Sadists take "the devil is in the details" to heart. Sadists need those extreme controls in order to feel.....πŸ€” stable(?)/centered(?)/powerful. It manifests in how they keep house, their diet, and their occupations. I can tell you that 95% of Sadists I've met have jobs that require extreme attention to detail. YOU are the only Sadist I've met that is NOT in the engineering design field (you are an engineer though so it counts).

OCD? Pfft....I would have been surprised if you WEREN'T!
1 year ago
DaddyDrago{LilAmethys} - Well, I wouldn't say I need those extreme controls.......it would be honest to say in the past I believed I felt that way. That somehow my world would spiral out of control if everything did not have it's place.

It is fascinating, for ME, the OCD is born from a place of peace. Meaning, it brings me peace to have certain things in focus.

My morning routine.
The counter tops.
My hygiene.
My work ethic.

An argument can be made that there are pieces of control there to nurture my peace. I can give you some of that. I believe it is more that the majority of my life is out of my hands. And, I actually like that. I cannot control what I cannot control. I accept it and embrace it as best as I can. There are just a handful of things that I like a certain way and I do not enjoy changing them up, nor do I have to. They create consistency for me where otherwise my everyday is anything but!!!

Now, as far as Sadism is concerned.............I actually LOVE to inflict discomfort. I truly enjoy it!! It warms my heart and puts the biggest smile on my face!!! For ME, it is not about control.......it IS about pleasure!! That's a different story altogether!!!!
1 year ago
DaddyDrago{LilAmethys} - As an aside, that IS the definition of Sadism!!!!!!!
Actual physical pleasure at causing someone discomfort!!!

All the other forms of pain delivered are not so much Sadism (at least not in the strictest definition of the word) as it is just delivering pain for the sake of doing so or getting something in return.

BUT,

I want to be VERY clear.

I LOATHE harming ANYTHING. Truly.
I do not hunt for that reason. I cannot watch an animal suffer, it breaks my heart. Similarly a human, I cannot stand to see someone in pain.
The difference for me is in the CONSENT.
Something flips inside me, if someone consents to being in pain inflicted upon them, I am ALL in!!
1 year ago
SirsBabyDoll​(sub female){Pizza+β˜•} - 🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣 can't you see? It's all about control.

If it was just about causing discomfort, you would be giddy just taking a paddle and just hacking away. No. I disagree that it's the infliction of pain in a consenting adult that gives you pleasure/peace. It's controlling the delivered and degree of that pain that gives you pleasure. It's ALSO why you are able to be so deeply introspective. "This is MY house! MY domain! I command even the breeze that blows through!"

As you said...there is a huge different between inflicting pain and Sadism.

That difference is YOUR control of it.
1 year ago
DaddyDrago{LilAmethys} - Um, no.
I do not want to CONTROL anything in a scene. No different than a submissive wants to. The submissive wants to let go and just follow the lead. Allow the chemicals to take them where they will.
I am no different. Now, I maintain control in as much as is necessary, but that is a responsibility. It is why I have enjoyed playing with masochists, I do not have to hold or reign in my own output.
Control gets in the way of following your heart and body. It's everything we have been discussing. Controlling our emotional output. Seeing things as they are honestly and using that honesty to guide you to a healthier version of you. But that has to do with reason. The mind on many levels (no, not all).
Sadism in it's purest form is about loss of control. Delivering pain for the sake of the pleasure it brings to cause pain. I do not want to control that.....the control would get in the way of the enjoyment of it. If I have to overthink it then I am not present. And I assure you, I can overthink ANYTHING. The last thing I want to do is overthink what I am feeling, especially in a scene.

I am an oddball in that a scene for me is WAY more intimate than anything else. Sex is easy. Animals do it, big whoop. But get down and dirty and let me twist you into my pretty pain play thing???? OH YEAH!!
I do not want control here, I desire the freedom to lose control to my darkness.
1 year ago
DaddyDrago{LilAmethys} - It is the truth behind balance.
The Yin and Yang.

For all the grace, kindness, care, mercy, compassion, love I hold for myself and others there is an equal amount of pain, humiliation, degradation, cruelty, harshness that lives within me.

It is that balance I seek and accept.
I am a HUGE ball of squishy, warm, ooey, gooey, loving feelings.
I am ALSO a ball of harsh, cold, demanding, exacting, forceful feelings.
1 year ago
SirsBabyDoll​(sub female){Pizza+β˜•} - 🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣@"HUGE ball of squishy, warm, ooey, gooey, loving feelings"!

THAT WAS AWESOME!!!!!

You, my ooey, gooey, sadistic friend, prefer being the fulcrum of pain. You find the challenge of finding that balance point to be stimulating, mentally, physically, emotionally, and when you find that point, it stimulates you spiritually. You find your bliss in conquering the challenge. I bet that if you look around at the decorations in your house, you will find the same pattern. Things evenly balanced. Odd numbered possessions, unless evenly spaced, make you itch. (Enter your OCD). You adjust the curtains so they drape evenly. The DVD collection is organized either alphabetically or by theme and if you own a series, they are in order of viewing.

Control baby!
1 year ago
Lady Stone - I'm very glad to hear a Dom especially one with obvious intelligence such as your self, speak of the ooey, gooey, squishy side as well as the harsh, cold, demanding side. The Jekyll and Hyde I call it.
1 year ago
SirsBabyDoll​(sub female){Pizza+β˜•} - 🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣 something about that last line...the imagry...🀣🀣🀣🀣 *Breathe SBD, Breathe!*

I think our definitions and useage of the word "control" may be different here. If my assumption is correct, you perceive the word control to mean "to retrain", while mine (here) means to "have command over".
1 year ago
DaddyDrago{LilAmethys} - No, my definition is to have command over.

In my everyday life I am in control of EVERYTHING.
In my nearly 30 years in my field I am the one that EVERYONE comes to for solutions. I manage EVERYTHING.
Now, add a dynamic onto that. I control Amethyst. In more ways than even she is aware of.
Now, consider who I am in your lens, how I carry myself......I am VERY much in control of myself. My input and my output.

A scene is the ONE place I relinquish control over. I do not have command of Amethyst in a scene (unless the scene is SOLELY for her benefit) we are in symbiosis. Push and pull. Ebb and flow. As much as she gives up so she also holds in space for me and vice versa.
It's not about control at all. Or who has it. Because neither of us do.......the scene itself holds the control over both of us.

The best way to explain it is like the law......

While we maintain control over our choices the law decides which ones are too dangerous. The law is in control of a great many (too many?) aspects of our lives. We may choose to speed, but suffer the repercussions of such. SO, we live and move in a society where most of us do not rob a bank. We are in control of the law. We just accept the ebb and flow of that reality.

A scene is a microcosm of letting go. Of being vulnerable. Of navigating into tender or raw spaces within our own selves. A dominant does so no less. Well, if they are actually dominant (I understand the bill of goods sold to many that a dominant just gets their rocks off and faces no such vulnerability and must be the 'rock' of stability to 'control' the submissive) in the sense that they are leading and not just controlling or domineering.
We just discussed that many dominants will not lead from a place of example. This applies to a scene, in my lens even MORE so.

It is true I desire and enjoy control outside of the dungeon (bear in mind, my scenes NEVER include a sexual component other than my personal arousal which is never acted upon except to simply enjoy that arousal) but NOT because I HAVE to have it. Rather, that is just my life. Sincerely. I have NEVER been in a place on some level in my life where I was not in control in some fashion. It is what I was born for. Oh, I have been under control on NUMEROUS occassions, to learn. While simultaneously being in control in other areas or facets.
I DO find bliss in conquering the challenge, I do NOT want that challenge in my scenes though!!!! I have enough of that in everyday life.....my scenes are the refuge from having to 'hold it together'. From everything having to be 'just so'. It is every bit MY release as it is my partners.
1 year ago
DaddyDrago{LilAmethys} - We are in control, just *not* of the law.
1 year ago
SirsBabyDoll​(sub female){Pizza+β˜•} - So what I'm hearing is that she holds space for your darkness and you hold space for her light. It reminds me of a song I really enjoy and one of the lines is this:

"The skeletons I wanted to bury
You liked out in the light".

By holding the mirror of each other's "dark and scary attics", you release the self-control over experiencing them. You both spend so much time trying to control those attics that when you are in scene, you unlock the doors and air out the room.

I think we are talking about the same thing and yes, in a way, saying the same thing. In a way, by opening those doors, you are also controlling those dark places.

I'd like to ask some "delicate" questions, completely NOT related to control and purely because I'm curious. Would that be ok? If I ask and you would rather not answer them publicly, I'm fine with that. Just let me know.
1 year ago
DaddyDrago{LilAmethys} - Ask away.
I cannot promise I will answer but it is my intention to do so.
1 year ago
SirsBabyDoll​(sub female){Pizza+β˜•} - Thank you Drago.

You mentioned that when you loose yourself in the scene, you feel personal arousal but to not act on it. Are you speaking about emotional/mental arousal or is it also a physical one? (I've never witnessed nor been involved with a sadist so I only have assumptions). Amethyst has told me before how neither of you mix sex with your scenes because of the need of presence of mind.

Regarding your entrance into the House, as a Dominant, what was the experience like to have to serve, sometimes in not the prettiest of ways? I know you've written about it before but I can't remember at the moment if you spoke about THAT part of the struggle to serve another man.
1 year ago
DaddyDrago{LilAmethys} - My arousal is emotional. Big shock I know!!!
I am demisexual. EVERYTHING for me boils donw to emotional connection. But, YES that does mean I have a physical manifestation of that arousal as well.
If Amethyst cries I am aroused. If she is in pain, I am aroused. For ME, it is a connective piece. She is being the good girl and holding space for me.....how can I not feel something about that!!
It is seen even at times when she is kneeling for me (you can imagine how uncomfortable that can be for me at times when our first thing in the morning every morning is to have her kneel and recite her mantra). When my heart is moved towards her my body responds.


My experience of having to serve SUCKED!!!!!!!
It was one of my least pleasurable things EVER!!!!!

Mostly because my ego could not stand it. I was nearly 25 years younger than I am today!!!
I am grateful Master Jeff did not make me 'serve' him (at least not in the physical sense). When it came to that form of training he employed a local Mistress whom he trusted, Mistress Chloe.
The kneeling, eyes lowered, posture training, mouth shut and ears open, direction with toys and tools were done by/with/to/for him.
That was uncomfortable, but it honestly was the sexual aspects that were the most difficult parts. I had my own (still do to some degree) hang ups around my own sexuality and those spaces pressed violently on my traumas. That's where it sucked!!!
Did I survive?
Of course.
Did it traumatize me further?
Surprisingly no. It may have actually helped in ways I did not at the time understand.
1 year ago
SirsBabyDoll​(sub female){Pizza+β˜•} - Thank you Drago, for sharing such deey personal things (not only with ME, but sharing them publicly.). I wanted to ask about the physical manifestations simply out of curiosity of the process....you just happened to be my guinea pig.

The second was to know YOU better. I suspected your feelings would be as you stated. Personally, I would love if you decided to write about how you met Master Jeff and how you decided to join the House and that whole process. I imagine the emotional struggles you went through were intense.

Several decades ago, I owned the book, "Leatherfolk" so hearing about your experiences in the House is personally facinating. It also connects to my experiences with various MC's (the 1%, the sober clubs, and the neutral clubs). My former Dom was a member of a neutral club and while I never met them, I heard about them through him. I learn about the protocols and expectations and I connect it to my own experiences.

Anywho, speaking of control, I'm in control tonight at work so I'm going to try and get a few more hours of sleep.

Drago, as always, it's a joy to be able to spend time with you. My love and appreciation to your beautiful gemstone for me, if you would. I appreciate her as well as the trust she imparts upon me. β€οΈπŸ’Ž
1 year ago
SirsBabyDoll​(sub female){Pizza+β˜•} - Btw, the song is "To Hell and Back".

https://youtu.be/kdE0ojviSjg
1 year ago
DaddyDrago{LilAmethys} - Do you find it confusing or disconcerting that a dominant could like 'losing control' in a scene?
Or
Do you find it confusing or disconcerting that a dominant would find pleasure in losing control and enjoyment in causing pain?
1 year ago
SirsBabyDoll​(sub female){Pizza+β˜•} - Yes and no. I suppose it depends on if that addiction ALSO includes loosing presence of mind.

I personally feel a huge rush of power when I can do something to a Dom that makes his eyes roll to the back of his head and he loses himself in the sensations, making his brain turn to mush. I feel a rush when that inturn energies him to flip the tables on me and overpowers me.

If, however, his rush of power causes him to forget about me, about the fact that I CAN be physically broken and that his sudden rush, while intoxicating to me is also scary as fuck....that's not cool and there are some Dom's who prefer that form. It's happened to me on multiple occasions with my former Dom and that required me to physically defend myself.
1 year ago
DaddyDrago{LilAmethys} - Actually I REALLY get that!!!
I am always afraid of crossing that line (afraid is probably the wrong word, mindful is more what I mean).
That is why I say I do have to maintain a level of control that is about being responsible of my own emotional output as well as being mindful of where she is at.

Throughout the years I have discovered it is almost like a sixth sense. Like, I can just tell when or if there is a boundary that is about to be crossed. Up to that line though.......I press right up against it!!!
1 year ago
DaddyDrago{LilAmethys} - I also would not say personally it is an addiction.
It is just an honesty. Meaning, it just is reality for me.
Now, I may someday realize it is something else entirely within me. The motivations or place that takes up within me may be redefined. I accept that is possible. Up to this moment I simply express I like what I do and am responsible for taking care of myself and others with what I know of how I show up in those spaces.
1 year ago
SirsBabyDoll​(sub female){Pizza+β˜•} - Psssst:

https://thecage.co/blog/userblog.php?blog_id=160235&postid=81284
1 year ago
Lady Stone - Stronger than her fears..... Now that would be a hell of a thing. I'm very aware that no one can fix me but me. It just so happens that the half of me that holds the strength that this half thrives on, is ...... elsewhere...

1 year ago

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