tallslenderguy(other male) |
4 years ago •
Apr 26, 2020
Re: Ranting
4 years ago •
Apr 26, 2020
tallslenderguy(other male) • Apr 26, 2020
blue fluffy bunny wrote: I’m sick of some doms on here getting butt hurt because I’m feeling them out and not moving at their pace. I thought we was all grown on here so for a couple of doms to call me bitch and to get rude and nasty just because I’m taking my time, this is why I take my time because of fake shit like that. So if you want to come at me sideways next time just know you will get blocked. If you say your a grown man then act like it I just started looking for a dom so if I make a connection and its not with you just move along I’m not here to waste nobody time grow up please.
Not making a judgement of right or wrong here. i read this when you first wrote it, was going to reply, then didn't. But it keeps coming back to me, so i guess i need to respond lol. This seems like more than a "rant" to me? Which again, is not to say "good" or "bad," just trying to place it. When i think about it, a couple of things strike me. One is, it seems to be a public message to one or a few specific people? Calling some people out; not by name, but if they read this, they'll know who they are. Which got me wondering why you would choose this method to respond to their behavior vs private? my instinct is because you haven't felt heard trying to communicate one on one with the people you have in mind, so you took it public, while protecting the identity of the person/people you are talking about? To me this seems a way to not only be heard, but also garner some affirmation as well? i know sometimes when someone calls me a name or labels me, i can feel like what they called me, even if cognitively i think otherwise. I.e., if someone calls me a "bitch," my almost immediate response is to question myself and wonder if i am being a bitch (that's me, not projecting myself here). Feelings are strange and powerful that way, and they don't always align with our reasoned view of ourselves, so even if i may think: "hey, i'm not being a bitch here," that may not always change my feelings. i wonder if that is a thing with submissive personalities, maybe more so than with Dom personalities? Idk, but it seems to me that if a sub is more prone to question their self, it could be a reason why some Dom's are inpatient? i think you may nail it when you identify "grown" as a factor. I.e., if a Dom does not naturally relate to the self doubt a sub might feel when questioned by a Dom, it may be a question of their maturity and understanding? i have experienced what some Dom's perceive as resistance, especially early on during the 'vetting' process, is really the subs need to establish trust before submission? i also think that chemistry figures into the vetting process as well. Another thing i attribute to immaturity is the notion that a sub is supposed to submit to every whim and desire of a Dom. That's a tricky one, at least as i see it. To me the D/s dynamic, is a process, not an all encompassing place of arrival. That is, i see Domination/control and subsequent submission as an ongoing relational process, not a one time decision, a continuous dance. So, where a Dom may not control today, a Dom may control tomorrow. Or conversely, where a sub may not submit today, they may submit tomorrow. i think part of maturity, on both sides, is understanding that no two people will ever have 100% chemistry. That there will be areas where there isn't connection or bonding. i think chemistry is so often missed when trying to establish or maintain a relationship. i believe connection and bonding (bondage?) is a natural process, not a forced process. That it is a matter of two opposites (just like ions in nature) attracting and bonding. With that belief, i think it makes perfect sense to take time "feeling [each other] out." |
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