AriesGoddess wrote:
I love to be played with and tossed around and beat and humiliated IN A SCENE. But I expect that the Sadist/Dom whatever Top role would have respect for me in that scene and actually care/love and mean it. Actual care!
The movie series "Toy Story" came to my mind reading through all of this. i know, it may seem silly at first, but i think there may be something to it. In Toy Story, the toys are actually living beings, not just objects. There's some exploration of the very stuff we are talking about here, especially in the original, first "Toy Story" movie. One kid loves and cherishes His toys, and the toys love and cherish Him in return. The neighbor kid is destructive with His toys and they end up rebelling against Him and 'teaching him a lesson.'
The whole point of the four movie "Toy Story" series is love and affection, the toys 'being there' for the kid, but there is a symbiotic, nurturing exchange taking place. Of course, it's just a movie. Reality? We're human, we are not "toys" (or "wolves" or "rabbits" for that matter). This is the primary reason i do not get into "role play." To me, the element of unreality to "play" is an attempt to work around the real need/desire in order to meet the need/desire... but the 'unrealness' of role play (for me) ends up defeating the purpose.
i do not relate to S/m, especially the physical part of it. The only desire i have that comes close is spanking. That has only been fantasy on my part and always involves only hand spanking. The connection for me is never the pain, but having a Top/Doms hand print on my behind lol, so prolly doesn't qualify as masochist.
Intellectually though, i don't see S/m as a dynamic that can be lived out between novices or strangers. To me, there would have to be a deep bond and understanding to the dynamic, and i just don't see that happening here. Instead, i see a person who i would but into 'insta-dom" category. "Insta" in the sense that he didn't want a slave because "they are too much work." To me, he is more like the little kid who is torturing the neighbors cat or pulling wings off a fly. To me the over arching, defining attribute of an "insta-dom" is immaturity. A toddler is defined by their immaturity. They want it their way and they want it now. They cannot be reasoned with, and if you try, they throw a tantrum which is their way of shutting others out, disregarding them, while trying to get what they want/need. If you want this kind of person, you might be better served going to a local pre-school.
As an aside, the person referred to by the OP didn't seem to want an inanimate "toy" but a living being that could bleed, that would experience pain and fear ("rabbit").