Ilmare(sub female){Not Lookin}
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4 years ago •
Dec 22, 2019
4 years ago •
Dec 22, 2019
My two sents are being a submissive does not translate to weakness, worthlessness, or powerlessness.
The mere fact that a submissive chooses to trust the Dominant means they are choosing to turn over the power they possess. They are making a conscious choice to put the desires of their dominant before their own. Whatever those desires may be, the submissive is trusting the dominant will honor this exchange in power. The exchange should be something that is clear prior to the parties making the commitment to participate. In this you have at least two human beings bringing to the table a unique set of life experiences that have shaped their lives. Bringing a submissive to a point of trust will be unique to that submissive. You don't just get their trust because they identify as submissive. It may take time and even effort on the dominant's part to achieve this.
For the right one, this should be worth it.
You need to decide, through your own vetting process, whether a submissive is right for you. You should give that submissive the benefit of knowing your expectations, upfront. Since the submissive is actively choosing you, they should be allowed to make an informed decision. And from my research, not all D/s dynamics revolve around the bedroom and sex. It is possible your submissive is looking for a TPE with a low sexual exchange. This would mean the submissive is not a fit for your 100% bedroom submission. It would only take the effort of an honest conversation to clear the air on something like that.
I am new to this life and identifying as submissive. I've known for years, but it is a process to understand the full potential of my role, my desired power exchange, and my soft/hard limits. There are only a couple of dominants I've met that have earned a modicum of my trust. The right one will take me all the way there and that one I will move forward with. 🌸- ill
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