BossyShoeBitch
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Joined: 1/13/2007 From: South Florida Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: DavanKael Hi, silkenfire---- Not sure what the person's own personal sexual take on the activity related to themselves was as that wasn't the context of the conversation (It was a wholly platonic conversation; not 'looking', very clear on that in my profile). He seemed adamant about the idea of Alpha-ness related to Doms (Which I still honestly don't 'get' though I have the image of someone strutting around like a rooster in my head) and the whole blow-job from a male as more acceptable than being f*cked by a woman. Perhaps were it more an assertion of actions among equals I would understand it better in my own personal context (Ie: were he saying that because the blow-er was male, that is what made it different) but the focus was the action. Lol, your previous "dominant" sounds a lot like a rather submissive boy I man-handled, much to his and my pleasure. That's nothing like f*cking a Dominant. Totally different than someone who is Dominant. Totally! :> Was your displeasure caused by the person's misidentification or another aspect? Davan Sorry, Davan, I really had to get to sleep at the time that I wrote that so it wasn't too clear... My displeasure was not with the situation. I believe that when commanded/directed by the dominant male that there is nothing wrong with the act itself. My displeasure myself was that it was precisely like manipulating a subbie boy. I have no respect for male subs and look at them as quite pathetic, if I've topped them... imagine then taking that viewpoint and applying it to someone supposed to be my "Dominant"?? It did not go over so well. Of course, he was also not too dominant in many other ways as well, such as being too scared to ask me for oral (or even bring up the topic!) I got to thinking that he didn't like many of my "skills" but it turned out he was just scared to talk/ask me about anything... so dominant I don't think the act is a problem at all, it's the tone taken, etc. and the way it is managed, that is important. Does this mean you are the mystery person Davan was referring to?
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