tallslenderguy(other male)
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4 years ago •
Jun 15, 2020
4 years ago •
Jun 15, 2020
i think there's been lots of great comments and observations on this and find myself nodding with most of them.
i'm a gay guy and i apparently don't come across as fem at all? i say "apparently" because 'fem' is an age old gay stereotype. it seems i have to come out to people if i want them to know i am gay, which can get pretty boring having to come out. i often wish people just knew, i don't want that part of me invisible just because the social default is straight and most assume you're straight unless told otherwise. i wonder is some assume affectations in order to be visible?
That said, i had fem traits as a kid. i dressed up as a girl for Halloween when i was around 7 and all the neighbors didn't recognize me, thinking i was indeed a girl. It was very natural for me and i think it came across. my dad got pissed and made me change. i also had lots of bullies growing up and gradually learned the behaviors and attributes that made me a target and how to hide as a survival mechanism.
i have recently come to believe that the "humiliation' side of feminization (and some other kinks as well) is not natural, but a culturally conditioned response. i think the reason many experience simultaneous arousal and humiliation is because the Dom person has evoked/surfaced and connected to that attrubute in the sub, drawing it out into the open, making it visible. The Dom person does that because there is something in them that wants or needs that in Their sub. To me, this is the essence of psychological 'collaring,' it is natural bonding (bondage?) of the two opposites (D/s) through a mutual need/desire/kink. The Dom experiences the power of control among other things, the sub experiences affirmation of a part of their self they've been culturally conditioned to be ashamed of, which i think can be deeply arousing and evoke feelings of shame and humiliation at that same time.
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