The Psychology of Domination

People respond well to an authority figure and will adhere to the commands of that figure along with mold to a set of rules but it’s an authority figure not an authoritative figure meaning that one who enforces the rules within reasons and reasonably sets expectations and restrictions instead of “running” their sub as if it were a dictatorship. people don’t respond well to that because it creates a sense of resentment among those being controlled over which is not what the dominant wants. being an authority figure would create a sense of relief from responsibility as you the dominant begin to relive responsibility and give the sub a sense of freedom from everything they have to shoulder in the world. domination is not about just being a power figure but also a way to heal the sub in a sense give them completely freedom from all control and everything that has been bothering them or like lifting all the weight off of them and holding it for a while so they can get away and simply live and enjoy.