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5 years ago. September 22, 2019 at 2:06 PM

Yes I know this is my second blog of the day. This needs to be said. It has been on my mind for days bothering me. Almost painful in its intense hammering and yearning to be put out there. So here we go.

 

This is a letter to all the New Impressionable Subs. I am sure your mailboxes are being deluged with messages from Doms of all kinds. It can be overwhelming. I have been there. Even collared I still get messages. Some Doms feel they have the right to claim you as theirs and you have no choice. WRONG! Your submission is yours to give. Go slow, have conversations, learn who the Dom is beyond... "Your Mine, you live to serve me". Don't rush the decision, because the power you hand over is heady and intoxicating. In the wrong hands it can be misused and you can end up physically, emotionally, and mentally scarred. Don't fall for the sweet sugary words some pour upon you. Claiming you are a beauty, sweet, the only one they need. This can pull a shade over your eyes and you fail to look deeper, because more than likely you need to hear these things. This is a ploy to batter past your defenses, don't fall for it. Look beyond it and seek a deeper connection.

Pff sometimes a Dom may have hidden subs you have no clue about. If he isn't willing to put your tag next to his name when he claims you, I implore you question why. Does he have a reason such as not wanting these other subs knowing of your existence in his life? Contact, if possible, his past subs. Find out why they were released. Sometimes the image you see of a Dom is a mask hiding a snake, whose only purpose is nudes and the sense of satisfaction knowing you are powerless to him. Question the length of time and experience he truly has. It is easy to say he has 10-15-20 years experience, but truly that experience could be all his fantasies in his mind. I'm not saying there are not amazing Doms on here. Whose whole reason for living is to nurture your submissive side, to help you grow, and protect you, because there are. I have talked to many of them. But they are far out numbered by the ones who come here for the power rush, fulfillment of their kinky desires. Yes you may be submissive, but you have rights to know the person you are submitting to. Stop, think, listen and question. Don't lose yourself in your submissive state, and unknowingly put yourself in the wrong hands. Don't ignore red flags. Feel free to message other subs you may talk to for input. They can see things you may not, because they are not overpowered by feelings. Be safe, protect yourself, and enjoy the ride.

 

animekitty{Owner Joey} - I know what you mean girl it really can be very hard for a submissive to see that sometimes they are being used by someone is not a true Dom at all girl
5 years ago
dollMaker​(dom male) - Comment deleted by poster.
5 years ago
dollMaker​(dom male) - Wise words.
5 years ago
OwnedByTheOcean​(masochist female) - Thank you for writing this. As a newcomer, this reinforces the empowerment we all possess- we just have to use it.
5 years ago
Litlegrl​(sub female){Dragon11} - Completely agree with the meme at end. I have thought that before and realized I don't
5 years ago
ADIDAS - This should be an intro package when a new sub joins the group! Like an auto pop up. It can't be said enough. Especially the part about how very, very convincing they are and how easily and quickly they'll turn your head from a question they don't want to answer. E.g. how many subs do you have now?
It's so heady to finally hear all the words you've been aching to hear that it's easy to lose track of your common sense, but don't! They are snake charmers for sure, playing their lyres to hypnotize you so you forget that they are the snake! A true Dom hears your questions, doesn't reflect them, just calmly answers them and wants to know if you need to talk about his answer. He should be as open with you as he expects you to be with him.

Lying to me is the worst thing, after ghosting that is that a Dom can do to me to break my trust with him instantly. I have no problem with MyDaddy having other subs, but tell me. I'm realistic. I know there's the probability that I'm not his only sub. Tell me the function they serve to him. I like to know if he likes to have all Littles, like me, or one of each, submissive, little, pet, etc.

MyDaddy and I have an extraordinarily open and frank lines of communication so I feel safe, confident, needed, WANTED, important to MyDaddy in a way no one else can serve him and bring him pleasure. I know this because we've talked about each of his subs and what they do for him. It's quite refreshing to serve a true, REAL Dom.

Did I go through a ton of wannabes before I found MyDaddy? You betcha!!! Since I'm no longer a newbie, I know how to spot them but in the beginning..... Whooey!!!! My head and mail box was spinning!!

Thank you Ms. DK for a much needed to be said post! I hope lots of newbies see this!

Side note; I would like to add, without disagreeing with you, that MyDaddy and I don't have each other's name in our titles but that's because of me, not him. I'm NOT ashamed of MyDaddy at all!!! Strictly for personal privacy issues only. If I could, I'd shout it from the roof tops!!!
5 years ago
Angel Wings​(sub female) - Agreed with the privacy issue. Not everything is for others to know.
5 years ago
Little moon​(sub female){Not lookin} - Thank you for these words of wisdom- very concise and well thought out and so so true!🤗❤️
5 years ago
DarkKitten​(sub female){ObsidianWo} - Thank you everyone. It is something that truly resonates in me and I think all new subs need to know and hear.
5 years ago
animekitty{Owner Joey} - That is so very true girl it really is and I really hope that all new subs learn from this letter girl
5 years ago
TheAnt​(dom male) - I agree with everyone above and Adidas' words really resonated with me. There should be a "welcome" package for someone declaring themselves as a sub that gives guidance and warnings, and while were at it, one for people declaring themselves a Dom with advice such as "keep that picture of your (if it is their's) dick to yourself, until she asks for it) and maybe an instructional manual for how to send that first contact email without using derogatory words and instead be respectful.
It could really go along way to making more wonderful pairings happen.
-DA
5 years ago
Little moon​(sub female){Not lookin} - True DaddyAnt but surely the new Doms who are actually serious about it would seek these things themselves, and the not so decent(ungentlemanly ones) would then find it easier to circumvent or work around/hoodwink unknowing subs? I know it will happen anyways but it feels like they would abuse it🥺.
Unless it were something passed along from Dom to Dom when it’s established as genuine interest and not just a “how to score” manual😳...I’m probably not explaining it right at the moment but I’ll try again later when my thoughts are clearer sorry🤔.
5 years ago
TheAnt​(dom male) - WLM,
You make a very good point. Why enable the fakes?
That being said as far as newbie Doms go, we Doms do perform as Mentors (formal and informal) for new Doms but sadly, at least these days, we are rarely asked. I guess 50 shades and Kink.com are factual enough (SARCASM ALERT).
I am glad to help out ALL Doms that want to better themselves and I was not afraid to ask for help when I needed it in the past. The issue is a lot of the Dom mentality revolves around the "in-charge" mindset which means Doms are not favorable to criticism, correction and taking advice, not all, but its prevalent. I
-DA
5 years ago
Angel Wings​(sub female) - Yes very good advice. When I first joined the Cage I did receive a Welcome letter in my email with safety advice and helpful hints. Although not new to the lifestyle when I joined new to online so found it very helpful.
5 years ago
Little moon​(sub female){Not lookin} - Exactly😳🤔 that’s a much better way of wording it yes! I know any dom worth his salt would try to help another if they reached out to them or saw someone struggling.
5 years ago

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