HarryVanWinkle -> RE: Female supremacy? (5/17/2006 10:13:15 AM)
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How many folks here believe in female supremacy - in other words, you think that everyone else in the BDSM community is doing it wrong and would actually be happier in a heterosexual femdom relationship? I don't believe most female supremacists within BDSM community believe that women are superior, and everyone else is phucked in the head, lol. I believe in fem supremacy or female lead relationships, but not in the same way that everyone sees the bad word "supremacy." I'm certainly not better than anyone because I was born with a vagina, nor do I think everyone else is doing it wrong. I consider my way a kink, where I admit to wanting to be understood as the dominant, the one in control, especially if he (my consentual subject) has a deeper love and respect for women than the general population, and enjoys deferring to one. I have the common decency to look for someone who agrees with that, and I call my partner a sub/slave given the imbalance our relationship would have. quote:
For myself, I am proud to be a member of the leather/BDSM community. This is my tribe, this is my extended family. My brothers and sisters in leather include men and women of all genders, sexual orientations and D/s orientations I am as well proud to be a member of such a diverse community I can feel I belong with my twisted relationship/sexuality approach. To be honest, in a lifestyle that has little issue with calling subjects lords, slaves, properties, pets, masters, toilets, bitches, etc, I hardly understand folks who take issue with female supremacy as a kink choice. <<<-------Looks around for Jasmyn to explain this much better than I have though. [8|] M I agree with this whole heartedly. I often say that I am somewhat of a female supremacist. By somewhat, I mean that female supremacy is what's right for ME. I don't believe in universal rules for BDSM relationships. Some of my closest friends are female submissives and male dominants. And many are switches. As I've said before (and I'll no doubt say again because I like the analogy) BDSM people and relationships are like snowflakes: each is beautifully and utterly unique. What's right for each of us is in no way wrong simply because it may not be right for somebody else.
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