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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 7:27:40 AM   
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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 7:29:02 AM   
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submission is not a game. Dom's are real to an extent most do not understand unless you have lived it hard core in the real world 24/7. do your reserch. to many subs and slave do not take this life seriously or do not have a full understandingof what it is they are doing. they need mentors and others who have been in this lifestyle to educate them as to how things are. yes all are different in allot of ways therefore how you act will be different. but from what i read on here their are allot of fake doms and subs. learn what it truely means to submit and hand over your submission. then you will see what it is.


So Doms arnt "twue" Doms unless they live it hard core and live it 24/7? What research are you referring to that you suggest this panel look up to prove this point? References please.

Please tell me why you think that some of the posters here are not "real Doms and Subs" Is this in reference to the research that you told everyone to do? Once again - I would like to know what your sources are for this statement.

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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 7:39:08 AM   
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why does everyone take things out of context. i said this was myhumble opinion and most would nto agree. their real doms even if they are nto hard cord. if you took what i said wrong i am sorry. sometimes i do not phrase things well and it upsets people. reaserch as in learn about the lifestyle. read things talk to people in the community. am i say you and the other posters are not real no i did not you are reading far to much into what i am saying. i do not wish to argue my point of view to each his own i said. most do not think like i do such is live as we live. as far as slave heart and being demanding on my profile. i am a free person and until i am owned i can pick and choose who i want. i have standars and expect nothing less then what i want. i will not take shit from people because i ahve an opinion. to each his own. life is to short argue about things. you know what you want i know what i want. you look for things you way i look for things my way. i have been in the local community for a while now with many people who have 20 plus years experiance in this life style. i do not tell anyone to follow what i say only offer suggestions to people to help them on their jurney of learning and life. if everyone took what i said the wrong way i am sorry. this is why i do not post in these things. people do dont understand others points fo view but put them down for expressing their feeling or beliefs. to each his own sorry i gave my humble opinion int he matter i will stay out of discussions from now on. i will not replay to any comments made about my post. life is to short . which you all the best in your journey and life. all in this girls humble opinion

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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 7:43:11 AM   
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why does everyone take things out of context. i said this was myhumble opinion and most would nto agree. their real doms even if they are nto hard cord. if you took what i said wrong i am sorry. sometimes i do not phrase things well and it upsets people. reaserch as in learn about the lifestyle. read things talk to people in the community. am i say you and the other posters are not real no i did not you are reading far to much into what i am saying. i do not wish to argue my point of view to each his own i said. most do not think like i do such is live as we live. as far as slave heart and being demanding on my profile. i am a free person and until i am owned i can pick and choose who i want. i have standars and expect nothing less then what i want. i will not take shit from people because i ahve an opinion. to each his own. life is to short argue about things. you know what you want i know what i want. you look for things you way i look for things my way. i have been in the local community for a while now with many people who have 20 plus years experiance in this life style. i do not tell anyone to follow what i say only offer suggestions to people to help them on their jurney of learning and life. if everyone took what i said the wrong way i am sorry. this is why i do not post in these things. people do dont understand others points fo view but put them down for expressing their feeling or beliefs. to each his own sorry i gave my humble opinion int he matter i will stay out of discussions from now on. i will not replay to any comments made about my post. life is to short . which you all the best in your journey and life. all in this girls humble opinion



PARAGRAPHS, please. Few people bother to reads walls of text.
I know that I have skipped both your posts so far because the wall of text is difficult for me (I have some vision problems).
Please, and thank you.

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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 7:46:29 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Greta75

quote:

ORIGINAL: JanahX

Is it? And how did you come across this information? Source?



Solely by I have never met or spoken to a dom that does not expect the basic kneeling.


I kneel to suck cock but that's ergonomics, not BDSM.

No one has wanted me to kneel for the sake of kneeling. I wouldn't consider that humiliation.

I don't do humiliation. When someone attempted that in a restaurant Saturday, he received a "it's wrong to involve the public in our kink" lecture.


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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 7:48:10 AM   
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I don't know what you're talking about - arguing. And i wasn't taking it out of
context at all - via the quote feature. I was simply asking you some questions based on your text.

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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 7:52:20 AM   
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quote:

if you took what i said wrong i am sorry. sometimes i do not phrase things well and it upsets people.


Are you posting on your phone? Your carelessness with spelling, punctuation, grammar, and paragraphs turns me off too much to bother with your actual content. I can't take someone seriously who orders me to "reaserch."

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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 8:04:58 AM   
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ORIGINAL: kalikshama
I kneel to suck cock but that's ergonomics, not BDSM. No one has wanted me to kneel for the sake of kneeling. I wouldn't consider that humiliation. I don't do humiliation.

I let her original comment pass because I don't really see myself as a poster child for "regular BDSM dominant". But yeah... all of what you wrote. For me, I dont' really get the humiliation aspect. I see kneeling as a gesture of respect. I myself do not feel humiliated when I respect another person. Actually, that feeling more empowers me than humiliates me. If I'm in some social setting where a good kneel will communicate the respect properly I see it as no different than a hand shake or any other such gesture.


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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 8:05:52 AM   
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ORIGINAL: sweetcheeks01

in this girls humble opinion.


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Please sweetcheeks, when you reply here on CM, do so in a manner that's easily readable to your target audience.
Don't jam everything together without capital letters at the beginning of your sentances or forget to seperate your points with paragraphs. Spelling is forgivable. All the rest of that nonsense makes you look like an idiot.

We are all equal adults with no dynamic between us (except for a couple of folks) on this board, please don't make us struggle to read what you have to say because likely it will get your point not read.

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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 8:07:18 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: JeffBC

quote:

ORIGINAL: kalikshama
I kneel to suck cock but that's ergonomics, not BDSM. No one has wanted me to kneel for the sake of kneeling. I wouldn't consider that humiliation. I don't do humiliation.

I let her original comment pass because I don't really see myself as a poster child for "regular BDSM dominant". But yeah... all of what you wrote. For me, I dont' really get the humiliation aspect. I see kneeling as a gesture of respect. I myself do not feel humiliated when I respect another person. Actually, that feeling more empowers me than humiliates me. If I'm in some social setting where a good kneel will communicate the respect properly I see it as no different than a hand shake or any other such gesture.




Yes, Jeff. I don't see such things as humiliating, but as *expressing humility*. Not the same thing at all.

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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 8:20:26 AM   
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I agree with most of the others. I don't see it as a gift. I see it as a choice and if you find someone to share it with, you are lucky.

Gift of submission? Nah, no one is that special.


It is a pity that someone you choose to share your life with doesn't make you feel special


It's pity that you are so off base. Once again, you are demonstrating a superior ability to be clueless, as having been revealed on your other thread and now on this one. Sorry, but you have no idea what you are talking about, once again.

Where on earth did I say that sharing my life with someone does not make me feel special?

I SAID in response to the OP, that the term "gift of submission", which you mentioned resulting in this thread, is bullshit, to me and has nothing to do with feeling special within the confines of a relationship.

Is that clear enough for you now or do you need further instructions on life?

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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 8:37:48 AM   
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ORIGINAL: LadyHibiscus
I don't see such things as humiliating, but as *expressing humility*. Not the same thing at all.



^^^^^This. X10.

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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 8:42:07 AM   
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Gift of submission? Nah, no one is that special.

Right, no one is special simply because they are into BDSM.

Meaning, she herself does not feel, or is not made feel, to be special. which is a pity.

I never said a word about not feeling special or being made not to feel special, in fact, I am special whether or not I am with someone, whether I am into BDSM, vanilla or clowns. I was born special. So reserve your pity for yourself, who apparently is lacking not only in reading comprehension skills, but also life experience.

The fundamentals of love is for someone to make you feel valued (as in the mature submissive thread all the people said - they want to be judged by their qualities, not their age - i.e, their quaities are special, jesus!)

What would you know about the fundamentals of love other than what you read in books? What does this have to do with anything? Your qualities and lack of having nothing to do with the "gift of submission". Your point is lost.

Who in their right mind would be in loving relationship with someone who made them feel like shit??

Who indeed? I do not recall my post saying that I was against the words "gift of submission" because I think people should be in relationships that make them feel like shit.

OK, counter question, who of you would like if you went to your Dom, and and asked if I am in any way special to you, and hear this reply. "No, you are just like any other person on the street to me, if you died tomorrow I could just replace you with the next person I bump into on the street.

Stupid question and has nothing to do with the topic. Being valued by your partner still does not nor ever will make the gift of submission a legitimate phrase to me. Oh, and you know some people do like that cold dynamic, it works for THEM, see? The world does not revolve around your limited view of it.

Am I seriously here "defending" that being made to feel valued/special is not just just desirable but a fundamental aspect of love??

You cannot defend what you have said here because you have taken comments made by me and reinterpreted them to suit your bland argument, as you have done before.

You should start a new thread on what the "fundamental aspects of love" mean to people.

And grow up, will you?




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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 8:44:04 AM   
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I'm late to the game but wanted to give my opinion:

When I give a gift, I give it expecting nothing in return except a "thank you".

Saying submission is a gift, is like giving a gift, expecting something in return and putting conditions and terms on how you have to take care of that gift otherwise it will be taken away from you.

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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 8:48:52 AM   
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ORIGINAL: sweetcheeks01
people do dont understand others points fo view but put them down for expressing their feeling or beliefs.


Actually, not the case. I'm guessing it has to do with how you communicate.


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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 9:07:53 AM   
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Good god... Reading through this thread, there are some posters that have some serious problems with their reading comprehension skills.

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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 10:41:07 AM   
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The phrase "she gave herself to him" use
to be quite common. It basically meant
she cheapened herself by having sex with
a man before he married her. It was part
and parcel of the whole why buy the cow
thing. Female sexuality reduced to a
commodity. It's ugly stuff when you strip
the florid wrappings off of it.

In the 21 century many men and women
reject this sort of thinking. If your self
worth rests in the special snowflake status
you perceive is granted to you by packaging
yourself as golden where so many are brass,
your self worth may be shakier than you realize.





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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 10:55:50 AM   
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Why do kneelers kneel?
Because they and their partners get off
on it.
You and yours don't?
Then don't do it.
But don't assume you possess more self
worth than people who do it or that your
relationship is any healthier and shinier
because you don't.

And it would be super special if people
didn't put their baggage/feelings about
humiliation onto others relationships.
Humiation for people who are into it is not
humiliating in the way it is for people
who aren't into it.

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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 11:00:58 AM   
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My reaction would be "stop being pretentious", something you want to do for yourself is not a gift, you don't consider the money you give pay for a pint a gift, you want the pint, I don't consider cooking a nice meal a gift, because I do like cooking, it's for my own pleasure.


Nup. You know that the centuries-old debate about giving being selfless hasn't yet been resolved. If I give a birthday present to my nephew, I know for sure that I'm doing it partly to see his little face light up (awww, etc.) When I donate to my fave charity, I get an easing of conscience and an overall feeling of well-being at having done something good. There are some who maintain that all so-called 'generosity' is actually selfishness in disguise. Me, I think that line's bollocks, personally: it's nearly always some combination of various levels of altruism and selfishness. You don't get to be black or white about this wider selfishness/altruism debate in any other context; I don't see why D/s is somehow an exception.

Various disconnected thoughts: firstly, at one level, giving one's submission is of course a gift, by definition. The thing that one has 'given' is called a 'gift' - the verb and the noun are part of the same family. But by the same token one could talk of the gift of dominance.

Me, I *am* a romantic. I don't use the phrase 'gift of my submission'. Versus some others here, apparently, I've always considered this to be part-and-parcel of the 'commodity idea' of human relationships. This would have it that the human body (and mind) is something to be bought and sold and if neither of those, then it's a freebie - a gift. Romantic types don't (in my book, anyway) think in terms of partnerships either in terms of cost or being 'free of cost' - they don't think in such terms at all. Yuck. 'Gifting oneself' in that sense goes hand-in-hand with 'paying tributes'. These are terms that don't fit into my worldview of relationships.

On the other hand, I doubt that many would leap on my back if I were to say, 'I see my femdom's dominance of me as a gift from her'; just as I doubt that many would pounce on a Dom for saying, 'I see my femsub's submission as a gift from her to me'. Actually, I think that a lot of people would see two such statements as quite admirable. I would, myself. When my all-time favourite loving couples turn up here - people such as Otters and Sthrn, for instance - each talks about the other's love for him/her as though it is a 'gift'. The person on the receiving end of said 'gift', though, will protest and say that he/she is in fact the one who is receiving the gift. Both sides feel 'gifted', basically.

Following from that: I have to say, if I read a view in a femdom's profile that said anything like 'I see a man's submission to me as a gift from him' - I'd instantly feel warmer towards her. It would say good things to me about her kindness, thought, understanding and so on. Sorry, but there it is. Perhaps more femdoms value submission than actually say it - but, sometimes, it can seem quite rare. Whatever, it's a prerequisite for her being in my 'A list'.

If I then make a gift of my submission to such a woman (to use a phrase that, again, doesn't readily come to me), then it'd be something that I'm giving that has a consciousness behind it of giving some major thing to her for *unselfish* reasons. Of course there'd be selfishness involved - I want reciprocation - but I'm aware that my role is to give up something that to a large extent is free of strings. A portion of my power. She, on the other hand, giving me something in return by taking that portion of my power under her control as her responsibility. Both make an effort; neither role is easy, I'd say.

So, in short: use the word 'gift' in the right way, and I think it's a very good thing. Use it the wrong way, and it's a bit squalid at best.

Your mileage may vary. However, if you disagree with me, I shall gift you a bunch of fives.





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RE: The dreaded "Gift of Submission" debacle - 8/21/2012 11:01:41 AM   
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What a good thread.

Okay I detest that phrase, and is a quick turn off for me. I mean in the since that I no longer want to continue reading the profile when I see it. I read a funny once about that, and it stuck with me. I will see if I can find it later and post it here.

About the kneeling part...the Hubs has never required his slaves to kneel. It is just not a part of how he does things. They are not equal in power, but they are equal in love, dedication and all the warm fuzzy shit that makes up the relationship they have. I think in this instance (with Janah and whoever was talking with her about kneeling..I forget who it was) the said two people wanted something totally different and they went looking for what they wanted. Doesn't make it wrong, it makes it what they want.

Oh and yes, paragraphs please. Oh and punctuation is your friend. I wanted to put "too long; didn't read" under her post. lol

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