PeonForHer
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I agree that dishonesty is reprehensible in any shape or form. Yet, with the Internet, we might as well accept that it's here to stay. Also, I see *so* many arguments on these forums between submales and femdoms that, to me, boil down to the fact that the one side has bugger all understanding of what it's like to live on the other side. Femdoms so often seem to be forced to live in some hideous, cold world, inundated as they are by messages from 'do-me' fantasist males who have forgotten - if they ever knew - how to treat women as people. Sub-males, on the other hand, start out feeling like scum because they're submissive - therefore by definition unmanly - and have it confirmed when they come to CM by the fact that CM's personal adverts are replete with demands that they, in effect, should 'pay for being perverts and failures as real men'. (Good pro-dommes will understand that should they come across it; the fakers won't, nor will they even care. The latter do more damage than I see acknowledged, here.) Underneath all of this dreary misery is an age-old problem, so far as I can see. It's only partially to do with being either a femdom or a malesub. It's got mostly to do with not understanding even the simplest things about being a member of the opposite sex. Well, the disadvantage of the Internet, with all its lies and bullshit, can be turned to advantage. On the net, you can 'be' someone else, including someone of the opposite sex. Used intelligently, it can be quite a learning experience. Used responsibly, I think it's possible to do little or no harm in the process. You can end up re-confirming to yourself what you originally believed: that men are here to look after women, and women are here to look after men. It feels good to have that re-confirmed, that I do know.
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