littlesarbonn
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Joined: 12/3/2005 From: Stockton, California Status: offline
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In my hundreds of years of experience in the scene, whenever a submissive has worn a collar outside, it's usually (and that doesn't mean always) because he or she is owned by someone, not hunting for someone. At the same time, I'm sure there are many people, and I've met MANY, who wear collars for stylistic reasons that have absolutely nothing to do with ownership, and many (unfortunately, I discovered this the hard way the first few times) are not even into bdsm, or even acknowledge knowing what it is. As for dominants (some dominant women really don't like the term "Domme", so I'll just stick with dominant women for now), if she's wearing any type of collar, it usually resonates to me as fashion more than anything else. Someone may be confused BEFORE speaking to her, but if she's a dominant, it's going to be VERY apparent that she's not a submissive to anyone, unless she's trying to play that side of the fence of her own desire. Part of the thing to keep in mind is that there are so many segments of the community that seem to do their own thing but then project their own thing as something everyone else does, but they only know their own circles of experience and influence. Even within a community, you can have such variance, it would shock you, like the one time I was at a function where two dominant women almost got into a fist fight over whether or not the dominant should buy the collar, the submissive should buy it, the dominant should pick it out alone, or they should pick it out together. It was almost surreal, but it just shows that people have their own ways and sometimes try to institute normality upon everyone else around them. Others, they don't really care.
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<---- FYI, this picture looks JUST like me http://www.littlesarbonn.com/Stickman/Stickman.htm The Adventures of Stickman and the Unemployed Lego Spaceman
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