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3 years ago. June 28, 2020 at 7:04 PM

I have recently been talking to a lot of doms/dommes and realized one thing. For the most part they hide their emotions from their subs. I don’t quite understand this? Some explain that as the dominant they shouldn’t show emotions and in a way weakness. I find this truly baffling. At the end of the day we are human and also have emotions. I did notice for some of my friends things haven’t gone well with their subs since they aren’t always willing to talk their emotions out. I personally like talking about my emotions and what I like and things like that with my subs and I like for them to tell me too. I feel that when you talk to your subs about emotions they tend to open up more and in a way trust you more and it makes it so that when they are going through something painful they will come to you instead of hiding! A friend of mine recently got his heart broken by his sub. He didn’t want to talk to her about how he felt emotionally and how her distancing herself from him was hurting him and probably in a way also hurting her. He instead came to me to talk about his emotions! And it’s not just him. I’ve had other of my dom friends come talk to me about their emotions instead of their subs. It makes me want to strangle them.... go tell your damn sub how you feel! Grow some balls or something and tell them what’s bothering you and try to find a middle ground! Life is about emotions and understanding a trust and the same should be applied in BDSM. I don’t care if this make me a weird domme or a “fake” domme just because I’m willing to show vulnerability with my subs and tell them how I truly feel and hope that they will also tell me when something is bothering them. 

Mr E​(dom male) - Sharing your feelings shows that we are indeed human, not robots stuck in one 'mode'. A label merely describe us at times, not all the time - there is no need to pretend that it does... I understand some times getting a reality check from outside to make sure what you feel/intend to say isn't totally out of whack, but you still talk with those you care about anyway.
3 years ago
Wayward Mouse​(sub female) - Thank you for this. As a sub, it’s hard to be vulnerable to a wall. Plus, I tend to overthink the silence. I can feel something is wrong but if the Dom won’t communicate then I start looking at what I have done. Even a simple ‘it’s not you, I’m dealing with something” is so helpful.
3 years ago
Belladonna Dreams​(sub female){Phage'Hada} - It does help to create trust but it can't just be the negative emotions either. The only time my ex dom would even open up about his emotions was if I created negative ones. He very rarely told me any positive feelings he had towards me. It hurts still that I can count on one hand how many times he said he loved me or missed me.
3 years ago
Lion​(dom male){Hazel Eyes} - Emotions make us human, without them we are just going through the motions of life with no empathy for people. Being honest with ourselves and others shows we have feeling, communication is key to a lasting relationship.
3 years ago
Thenewone​(sub trans woman){Owned :D} - It's also our job as a sub to help cheer up doms when their down! which we can't do if they never share anything!
3 years ago

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