Soulweaver(dom male)
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5 years ago •
May 25, 2019
5 years ago •
May 25, 2019
Well, I have been a part of the "online" D/s community off and on since the late '90s. I have been at various times part of the AOL community, Alt.com, fetster, fetlife and one or two others I can't even remember, as well as now, this community. The whole asking for permission to speak to someone was a part of the AOL community back in the 90's, so I believe it is more of an internet construct, than anything else. I also agree with whomever pointed out that they thought it was an M/s thing first, I believe that to be so as well.
That having been said, while I would not presume to control my submissive's online or other communications. I do ask that she tell me if/when she's been contacted or engaged in "serious" conversations (i.e. not the random "Hey, you're hot..wanna fuck?" type). Now, I do this simply so that I know what sort of information is being conveyed to her, as I don't want the wrong/harmful information to be given without a counterpoint. I also encourage any submissive that I am engaged with to venture out on the internet to explore and I only ask that they share links/websites with me, so that I can vet the veracity of the information. I also request that they ask me, if any information poses questions to them.
When I become seriously interested in a baby girl, I also share some of my extensive library with them and give out reading/report assignments. I believe that in my Dominant/Daddy role, I am responsible to ensure that they are educated in what I believe to be a proper manner. It's as much about preparing them for our journey together, as making sure that they have a solid understanding of ethical and safe behavior. We may not always be together, but I always want them to be safe, respected and free from harm, even after we may have parted. I must stress that I also do not attempt to control every aspect of a submissive's life. I encourage them in the strongest possible terms to "be themselves." In other words, I will not be seeking to control their bathroom habits, how they dress (except for special situations), how they eat (unless they ask for assistance in this area) or their friendships (online or otherwise), etc.. If I cannot trust them enough to make good decisions in their everyday lives, I cannot trust them enough to ask them to undertake this journey with me. Trust is extremely important in my eyes and it is a mutual thing, we need to be able to trust one another or else this will never work.
Lastly, although I may think it is bullshit, if I see that someone's profile says "if you wish to speak to me, contact so and so," I just move on. I do not move forward with trying to speak to someone who thinks they are or is, claimed. My reputation is worth more than that. C'est la vie!
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