SubtleHush(sub female)
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3 years ago •
Oct 3, 2021
3 years ago •
Oct 3, 2021
Some folks love flirting. I'm not one of them. I see it as manipulation born out of insecurity because it allows you to control the situation.
I suggest you ARE powerful. But it has nothing to do with being cute or sexy to random strangers. Somewhere in you is that power that I see in the majority of subs and slaves. You just have to find it. Much like an anchor might come out of the ocean with other stuff stuck to it, your strength might be obscured by other business.
When men flirt with me who don't know me, I am immediately put off. My first thought is "You don't know me so you don't have the information to like me, so what's the deal with this woo woo BS.
I believe flirting like humor or sarcasm is most powerful between people who know it's funny or cutesy. Who are in on it so to speak. Not random people who didn't invite you into their space.
I suspect that you are smart and strong, that you are evolving into who you were always supposed to be. Your strength lies in that.
An anchor full of seaweed is still an anchor but the seaweed needs to be cleared away. Entering this lifestyle often forces people to look closely at their motivations and history. You'll get there. And if you love to flirt and those you flirt with actually appreciate it, cool beans.
But pay attention to their responses. Some tolerate it and others move away from it. Not all will see it as strength. You're looking at a lifestyle that demands without mercy, SSC. That is safe, sane, and consensual. So be aware of what you put on others without their consent. In this realm, ignoring consent is frowned upon. Doesn't matter if they are vanilla bystanders or in this. The ownness is on you to conduct yourself in accordance with the SSC rule.
My strength? I'm pretty much unbreakable. I've survived a ridiculous amount of loss and challenge, as well as an incurable disease and many years of abuse.
My strength really boils down to one thing, no matter the situation, I don't give up. I continue to grow and evolve and work on what I find that needs work. That can include going back into therapy. Entering Grad school in my 60's or not giving in to those dark times when the odds feel stacked against you and you just can't believe in yourself any longer and want to give up.
You ARE strong. Keep opening yourself to it. At some point, you will be amazed by yourself and proud.
H*
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