SimplyV -> RE: Dom or Master (2/19/2006 11:20:57 PM)
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ORIGINAL: chocolatte2004 What is the difference in your opinion between a Dom and a Master...? Is there a difference at all? For me.. Dom.. is short for Dominant (usually male dominant) which is a generalized term for Masters, Sir, Daddy, etc. All Masters in this lifestyle are considered Dominant, but not all Dominants are considered Masters. (same works for Sirs and Daddies) Its like a generalized term for a group of people. Take for example.. Female.. encompasses the entire female sex, including women, girls, young women, broads, etc. I also consider D/s the generalized term for a relationship build on a power-structure, which would include any M/s or Daddy/son, or Daddy/girl or any other variation. As far as what "Master" means.. well.. thats not easily defined as it tends to be subjective and based on others opinions and perceptions. Hope that was as clear as mud to you. [:)] Nicely put... V, the only thing that I would add is Master refers to the Male Dominant in a Master/slave relationship. They are usually more strict than a Dom and are usually involved with a slave. Just my 2 cents... 1st Girl Phoenix True.. Master tends to refer to the "Master" in a M/s relationship. Whether they are more strict than another D/s type relationship, that is up to the people involved in the relationships. I've met "Daddies" who were very strict and "Masters" who were rather lienient. Personally, I think people just use the "label" that makes them feel comfortable in the D/s relationship they're in or the "label" that fits the fantasy they've built up in their heads. I'm more lenient with terms.. aka Don't really care what people really call themselves (actions speak volumes).. but I have a hard time accepting someone saying they're a "Master" if they have no collared subs or slaves.. I tend to agree with the husband/wife analogy someone had earlier. V
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