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TexasMaam -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (6/22/2008 4:26:55 PM)

you mean My title? Texas Maam?

....makes you think of 'mud wrestling'?

Or Dominatrix Vs Mistress?

Either way, that is hilarious!!!

Nope. Sorry, I'm not a roller blade nor a mud wrestling slam bam knock heads together kind of  Ma'am!

But that was good for a laugh.  Made me re-think the OP's title and got a great visual.

Thanks!

TM




Politesub53 -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (6/22/2008 4:29:49 PM)

No Ma`am.... i mean the thread title.

Dominatrix vs Mistress [;)]





alison2603 -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (6/25/2008 2:18:24 AM)

I dont htink there is a true and set difference between the two to be honest, i feel some women who are of this persuasion just like to be called whatever suits them and their personalities




MamaDomme1 -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (6/25/2008 9:10:09 AM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: Politesub53

Why is it every time i read this title, i start to think " Mud Wrestling " ?

Am i a pervert  ?   [8D]





Why yes, yes indeed you are!  And a quite delightfully lovely pervert, at that!


And as for my preferences on the subject (Dominatrix vs Mistress, not pervert),

I am a retired Professional Dominatrix-- means that I used to perform services of domination, humiliation, etc. for a fee.  I have been a Mistress to subs in the past, currently am not.  When I receive emails starting out "Dear Mistress".... I try to gently explain that I am not *their* Mistress and they may refer to me as Ma'am or MamaD. 

But then, in the vanilla world, many times a mistress is considered "the other woman" to a married man......... maybe the two intertwine more than I realized ;)




LolaBabalon -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (6/25/2008 10:26:38 AM)

Personally, I use Mistress when indicating a specific Dominatrix (Dom, Domme, Domina, et al.), as in "That is Mistress Pearl, one of the Dominatrices I work with sometimes". For me, "Mistress" is a prefix, like you would use "Dr.", along with "Goddess", "Miss", "Madame" or whichever title that particular female prefers. Dominatrix and the related terms are more like adjectives, I suppose.

But as you can tell from the thread, everyone has their own take on the terms.




MaamJay -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (6/25/2008 8:42:03 PM)

Here in My experience of Aussie life, Dominatrix is a term more often applied to those who Dominate for a fee. And yes, it tends to conjure up leatherclad women who live in boots with whips perpetually grafted to their hands! I initially used Mistress as My nickname but then decided to reserve it for those subs I am closely interacting with, those for whom I have BECOME their Mistress. Others can call Me Ma'am (or Maam as Collarme's bot didn't seem to like the apostrophe when I created My profile here!). I would describe Myself as a Domme ... and definitely pronounce it Dom not Dommay (that sounds awful even though I like French as a language!). But yes, there are no hard and fast rules and this can be frustrating to new subs ... easiest thing to do is ASK and then be sure to do as She suggests! For eg, I make it clear that I don't like "Miss" and Master hates "Sir" ... so a sub who continues to use those terms is being deliberately offensive and doesn't last long, after the first initial slip-ups have been corrected and forgiven.

Maam Jay aka violet[A]




MySweetSubmssive -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (6/25/2008 8:44:00 PM)

A dominatrix is a woman who routinely wears much sexier clothing that I do.

Mss




MistressDolly -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (6/25/2008 8:54:11 PM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: MySweetSubmssive

A dominatrix is a woman who routinely wears much sexier clothing that I do.

Mss


lol :)




joyinslavery -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (6/25/2008 9:51:28 PM)

 
Dominatrix (typically) means shell out. 

Not passing judgement...just saying 'Hey now!'  Shout out to all my peeps!! 

Have fun. 


Is that one word or two?  F*#k! 




slvemike4u -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (6/25/2008 10:03:19 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: MissMagnolia

When talking to people not in the lifestyle, I've found the term Dominatrix conjours up visions of a leather clad Goddess (who dresses like that 24/7), who is forever barking out orders. These Goddesses never sleep, smile, have kids or get colds, menstruate or have bad hair days.

I use Miss, simply because I like to keep a slave at arms length and like the formality of having a "title", such as it is.

In one post you have destroyed all my visions of future bliss...shit




slvemike4u -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (6/25/2008 10:09:02 PM)

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ORIGINAL: AcademyForSlaves

Hi.

In our opinion a Dominatrix is a professional Mistress, and a Mistress could be either pro or non-pro. Mistress is a title and Dominatrix is a job description.

And Lifestyle Mistress could mean any Mistress (pro or nonpro) who lives the lifestyle 24-7.

Hope this helps. :)


So all poodles are dogs,all dogs are not poodles though ...right  [sm=sm.gif]I hope I have not offended with the use of the Poodle metaphor




Aswad -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (6/26/2008 4:29:03 AM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: MissMagnolia

When talking to people not in the lifestyle, I've found the term Dominatrix conjours up visions of a leather clad Goddess (who dresses like that 24/7), who is forever barking out orders. These Goddesses never sleep, smile, have kids or get colds, menstruate or have bad hair days.


In short, it most frequently refers to the fantasy, rather than the reality.

Which is not to say the image is unsustainable in the course of a session (who doesn't like to dress up a bit on occasion?), but I'm constantly amazed at the number of people who don't realize the amount of energy and planning that goes into pulling it off. I'd guess that is one of the (many) reasons people will hire the services of a professional: they get the meal, but don't have to do the dishes, figuratively speaking.

It's one thing to deal with a person who is at their peak and looking their carefully done best, in a controlled setting, and quite another to spend your time at the feet of a real, breathing human who will have good days and bad ones, variable interest in play, be tired from work, have to keep the kids shielded from part of her life to avoid the CPS, gets ill, gets sad, has PMS, and is sensitive to negative feedback.

Of course, one could always try to hire pro domme twins to work shifts... hmm... [;)]

Health,
al-Aswad.




Aswad -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (6/26/2008 4:38:41 AM)

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ORIGINAL: NumberSix

'trix' is Latin; I should think.


Strictly speaking, it is what Latin would be if there were a women's rights movement in Rome.

There are some instances where -tor and -trix occur in complementary distribution, but for the most part, the two are not idiomatically interchangeable. A Roman would look funny at you if you were to use the word "magistrix," for instance, simply because a magister would never be a woman. Similarly, "crucitor" would have been quite valid, but going from -tor to -trix in that case would have caused jaws to drop to the floor.

It's kind of like patroness is a recent thing, compared to patron.

Health,
al-Aswad.




Aswad -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (6/26/2008 4:41:59 AM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: LolaBabalon

But as you can tell from the thread, everyone has their own take on the terms.


From a practical point of view, what matters is what is heard, not what is said.

I think Ms. Magnolia's observation was quite accurate as to what is heard.

Health,
al-Aswad.




DragonLady5 -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (6/26/2008 2:35:23 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: Politesub53

Why is it every time i read this title, i start to think " Mud Wrestling " ?

Am i a pervert  ?   [8D]




Of course you are. Did you really have to ask?




MatinaNemesis -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (7/9/2008 2:27:29 PM)

I personally prefer "Mistress", as I feel it has a less pornographic ring to the sound and look of it than the word "Mistress".




LotusSong -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (7/9/2008 2:30:05 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: MasterFireMaam

Most have a personal preference about titles and a reason behind it. To me, a Dominatrix us much more likely to be a Pro while a Mistress is not. Hoever, I know in my head, that's really rubbish. People use what they want to use. If you ever run into a problem with knowing what to call someone, just ask what they prefer. Some don't like for you to use a title at all.

Master Fire


I agree.. it's the money exchange that puts the "trix" in dominatrix




MatinaNemesis -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (7/9/2008 2:30:08 PM)

..Than the word "DOMINATRIX"  of course  ;)




Dari -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (7/9/2008 2:44:22 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: Politesub53

Why is it every time i read this title, i start to think " Mud Wrestling " ?

Am i a pervert  ?   [8D]




Nope.  Now, if you thought "Jello Wrestling" then maybe....  [;)]




Pyrrsefanie -> RE: Dominatrix versus Mistress (7/9/2008 3:57:49 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: Politesub53

Why is it every time i read this title, i start to think " Mud Wrestling " ?



I started thinking it'd be the next Sci-Fi Original Movie Premiere.

You know, along the veins of such gems as Boa vs. Python, Alien vs. Predator, Freddy vs. Jason, etc.

We should contact Uwe Boll to start production immediately.




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