sublibrarian -> RE: "Pretending I'm lesser" (4/9/2008 3:20:51 PM)
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ORIGINAL: marieToo I can relate to this actually, as I too like to feel inferior to the man I'm in submission to. I don't really believe that I am a lesser human being, I just like to find at least one aspect where he is superior to me; it could be that he's smarter, more powerful, more confident, more educated, more experienced at something etc. It doesn't much matter what it is, I can tap into it and get myself into a very humiliating and submissive mindset that can, at times, be quite a turn on. I'm not sure I would call this pretending, but if that's her take on it and that's what she does, I don't see anything wrong with it, as long as she clearly recognizes what she is doing and why she is doing it. It may be relevant to note how many people in this "lifestyle" enjoy role play or "pretending" to be a pony, or a barking puppy, or a naughty girl/boy, a sissymaid or whathaveyou. She sounds like she has her shit together and chooses to separate her fantasy from her reality; her 'submission' from her 'feminism'. Whatever it is, it's hers. Thanks Marie. I've really enjoyed reading the posts here as I'm the sub in question who blogged the original line. [:)] As it was a blog, which is publicly on the internet, I don't feel like there was any breach of personal privacy.... and I could have chosen to remain anonymous here if I wanted. (As I did when another blog post of mine was used to stir up discussion. *grin* I only wish that one hadn't been taken out of context.) Had this discussion gone on before I posted, I probably would have chosen different words to say what I was trying to say. That's the down side to a blog - not having an editor to suggest changes or ask questions. Do I consider myself a lesser human being than anyone (MasterDoc included)? No. I have value and skills and am a bascially good, worthwhile person. Shouldn't a submissive be worth the Dominant's time by being worthwhile themselves? Do I look up to MasterDoc and respect him a great deal? Yes. I really appreciate having his guidance and I wouldn't take it so much to heart if I didn't respect his level of intelligence and life experience. I wouldn't want to submit to someone I didn't hold in high esteem. As for my use of the word pretending... mmm that maybe wasn't the best word choice to convey my meaning. I don't ever pretend to respect and defer to MasterDoc. I genuinely do. But if I'm ever feeling lesser or humiliated it's a temporary place I've put myself into because I get something out of the dynamic and perhaps it's a bit like pretending.
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