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RE: She's not a femdom. She is just a controlling bitch - 2/29/2016 11:53:58 PM   
crumpets


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ORIGINAL: dreamlady
Does this oral-sex bait tactic ever succeed?

Here's the rub with that question.

Let's say a guy loves to go hiking.
He daydreams of going hiking.
He's happiest when he's going hiking.

Now, is every forest the same?
Nope.
Every one is different.

But they all have "things" in common. Physical things. Scents. Sounds. Texture. Foliage. Birds. Whatever.
So, they all encompass elements of each other - and he loves them all.

Now, if you ask him what he LIKES TO DO WITH YOU, he (quite naturally) says "well, now that you've asked ... I love to go hiking!".

Is that bait?
It's just what he loves to do.

If he said "And I'd love to hike with you", would you still consider that bait?
(Remember, before you answer that question, remember that it's something he loves to do - he lives to do it - and he would love to enjoy that with you.)

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ORIGINAL: dreamlady
"Why go out for hamburger when you can have steak at home?" To me, that is a romantic sentiment.

Fair enough.

quote:

ORIGINAL: dreamlady
...and/or the occasion...you have to factor in social setting and cultural norms.

Naah. I call BS on your argument that women don't play hide-and-peek; but, as you punctuaged with the dead-horse icon, let's let the sleeping dogs lie where they lay.

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ORIGINAL: dreamlady
As to the rest of what you wrote, you are stereotyping. There's probably a better word for it, ... ttypecast. Ah, maybe that's a better word than stereotype.)

I'm gonna let the sleeping dogs still lie where they lay.

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ORIGINAL: dreamlady
You are typecasting a person you see in a fleeting moment as being the entirety of what you believe they are oftentimes playfully representative of, a temporarily donned character suit where the outfit does not make the man/woman.

Not gonna say nuthin' ... (see above response).

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ORIGINAL: dreamlady
This is not the same as a person becoming the sum of their parts when those portions (glimpses) are affected, when these are affectations which they are embodying once or twice in their lives, or on the rare occasion.

See penultimate response above.

quote:

ORIGINAL: dreamlady
That would be like saying that if you saw a woman exhibiting Dominant behavior a few times, that this would make her a Domme.

Um... well ...er ... <SLAP!> Nope. Not gonna go there.
(See above, above the above.)

quote:

ORIGINAL: dreamlady
In fact, it is this same typecasting by submissive males of Dominant women that causes them to confuse Topping/bottoming and routine types of sexual activities as being "unDommely" in a Mistress. Harrumph. Their loss. Their monumental loss.

Well ... um ... When you haven't had sex in as long as I haven't, trust me, there's nothing routine in it at all.
Even a kiss would be novel at this point in time.

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ORIGINAL: dreamlady
I identify as a ... Dominant lady to be more precise, and not a [FemDom] BDSM Top.

There you go a'gin.... confusing me with words.

All I know is this, is wimmins, in a nutshell.
See? Simple.
You just gotta figure 'em out, term by term.


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RE: She's not a femdom. She is just a controlling bitch - 2/29/2016 11:58:53 PM   
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For DreamLady and crumpets:



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RE: She's not a femdom. She is just a controlling bitch - 3/1/2016 1:28:28 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: betataster
For DreamLady and crumpets: [ https://www.anony.ws/i/2016/03/01/FC9CD06C-6A3A-4F4F-B8F9-DF839A3069BC1.jpg ]


Thank you beta, that's what I meant was to convert the image to a URL source where it wouldn't go *poof* later on.
(There used to be a file upload & attach feature while in composing post mode, but that's been disabled.)

@crumpets, I find it hard to believe that there is a man on this planet who has never fallen head over heels in love or who won't at one point in his life. It starts as puppy love or infatuation, and then deepens over time. She is the woman who you will always see as being or as having been the love of your life, and if you experience falling in love on multiple occasions, then you've had more than one.
Or, it could be with a man, and I won't rule out that for some, it could be with both a man and a woman, maybe even simultaneously.

(Btw, the sentence with beating a dead horse was moved to the wrong section and should gone down one quoted paragraph.)

Okay, this is where I'm going to have to play the Venus and Mars cards. You are evidently seeing sexual bait as NSA encounters, as strictly having to do with attracting a sexual partner as opposed to a mate for your life partner, your primary partner.

I won't even call it taking an animalistic approach, because there are plenty of animal species who pair bond, whether it's for the full mating season or those who mate for life.
We once had a pair of turtledoves. When one died, the other died of grief shortly thereafter. That bird essentially died of a broken heart. This sort of grieving behavior has been observed in many kinds of species. It can happen between companion pets that are of different species from one another, like with a cat and a dog who were raised together.
I'm going somewhere with this, but I don't know whether you will understand what I'm saying.

I'm not going to choose a partner based on his sexual offerings. That isn't enough! See, there's a difference between trying out samples and being a moocher. The man who test drives fancy cars but has no intention of ever closing the deal on one is another type of poseur.

There are men who come on these forums outraged over the fact that there are women who have the audacity to want more than an even swap of sex-for-sex, that a man simply offering sex, or wanting to have his fetishes and kinks fulfilled should be enough.
Those are the men who should get with other men of like minds and work this out amongst themselves. They say they don't "need" a woman, they aren't deserving of any, problem solved.


DreamLady

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RE: She's not a femdom. She is just a controlling bitch - 3/1/2016 6:31:49 AM   
crumpets


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quote:

ORIGINAL: dreamlady
what I meant was to convert the image to a URL source where it wouldn't go *poof* later on.

The best way, currently, is to simply hotlink (which is what I do); but that limits me to finding small'ish (less than 640pixels wide) images on the net.
However if you have to edit the image, then the best way is to upload them to an image-hosting site (which is also what I do).

quote:

ORIGINAL: dreamlady
(There used to be a file upload & attach feature while in composing post mode, but that's been disabled.)

Yup. The no longer allow hotlinking across collarspace to collarchat.
Sigh.

quote:

ORIGINAL: dreamlady
I find it hard to believe that there is a man on this planet who has never fallen head over heels in love or who won't at one point in his life.

Dunno. I've always been picked by women, and not so much the other way around.

quote:

ORIGINAL: dreamlady
It starts as puppy love or infatuation, and then deepens over time.

I got the infatuation part perfectly.

quote:

ORIGINAL: dreamlady
She is the woman who you will always see as being or as having been the love of your life, and if you experience falling in love on multiple occasions, then you've had more than one.

Can't think of any offhand.

quote:

ORIGINAL: dreamlady
Or, it could be with a man, and I won't rule out that for some, it could be with both a man and a woman, maybe even simultaneously.

Maybe some day ... I'll meet the perfect couple!

quote:

ORIGINAL: dreamlady
(Btw, the sentence with beating a dead horse was moved to the wrong section and should gone down one quoted paragraph.)

Not gonna look back and fix anything. Just not gonna.
You'll have to whip me first! <===being defiant and bratty!


quote:

ORIGINAL: dreamlady
Okay, this is where I'm going to have to play the Venus and Mars cards.

That's why I said it takes an intelligent man to explain a woman to herself as it takes an intelligent woman to explain a man to himself.
Plus, you keep thinking we men think like men do. Sheesh.

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ORIGINAL: dreamlady
You are evidently seeing sexual bait as NSA encounters, as strictly having to do with attracting a sexual partner as opposed to a mate for your life partner, your primary partner.

No. I realize text is a one-dimensional medium, so I can see where you got that idea, but I was never assuming that.

quote:

ORIGINAL: dreamlady
...taking an animalistic approach...We once had a pair of turtledoves...
I'm going somewhere with this, but I don't know whether you will understand what I'm saying.

Um.... er .... ah ... er .... I'm not ... getting the drift...

quote:

ORIGINAL: dreamlady
I'm not going to choose a partner based on his sexual offerings. That isn't enough!

I know that, silly.
Neither am I (but perhaps far less than than it would be for you since sexual offerings are more what I need than anything else).

quote:

ORIGINAL: dreamlady
See, there's a difference between trying out samples and being a moocher.
The man who test drives fancy cars but has no intention of ever closing the deal on one is another type of poseur.

That's why women invented prostitution.
To get something out of the test drivers.

quote:

ORIGINAL: dreamlady
There are men who come on these forums outraged over the fact that there are women who have the audacity to want more than an even swap of sex-for-sex, that a man simply offering sex, or wanting to have his fetishes and kinks fulfilled should be enough.

The funny thing is that I think that offering sexuality (specifically kinky service related sexuality) should be enough for "some" women (depends on what they, themselves, want or need).
Enough for some. Not enough for others.

quote:

ORIGINAL: dreamlady
Those are the men who should get with other men of like minds and work this out amongst themselves.
They say they don't "need" a woman, they aren't deserving of any, problem solved.

I think that's why men invented prostitution.


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RE: She's not a femdom. She is just a controlling bitch - 3/1/2016 7:34:31 AM   
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ORIGINAL: dreamlady

@crumpets, I find it hard to believe that there is a man on this planet who has never fallen head over heels in love or who won't at one point in his life. It starts as puppy love or infatuation, and then deepens over time. She is the woman who you will always see as being or as having been the love of your life, and if you experience falling in love on multiple occasions, then you've had more than one.
Or, it could be with a man, and I won't rule out that for some, it could be with both a man and a woman, maybe even simultaneously.
...


YW, on the image thing. While it is certainly an added couple of steps to go that route, is actually pretty quick and the upload site is simple and direct. Obviously, don't put anything there that you're not willing to lose control of.

Regarding the above, there seems to be an implicit idea in there that women do not function in this manner? Am I reading that correctly? If so, I would love to hear about the difference. I certainly have fallen in love a few times and look forward to doing so again.

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RE: She's not a femdom. She is just a controlling bitch - 3/1/2016 7:46:27 AM   
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What’s with all the bum picture crumpets and why are they all shovelling snow...don't make me post my art (drawing on my profile - sure I need help) thee know I will do it.





AAkasha

I didn't really understand your thread. And am aware of almost none of these sub men finding a wanton domme online, real life etc. But the idea excites them, verily, and they need that to eek a meagre bit of dribble jizz. It is their way.

You light switch picture reminds me of someone, ah a witch I married (sure I am witch too for balance) eons ago. But I accept your main statement most men view women as a place to dump cum. But we are not all like that ladies....For balance some women just wish to have cum dumped in them

Strange times we live in....People are simple, or not. Diversity its called...I oft prefer to use the word spectrum. And sure, I can see most men are guilty of not being able to cause thunder to shoot from a womens thighs/mind.


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RE: She's not a femdom. She is just a controlling bitch - 3/1/2016 9:28:39 AM   
crumpets


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ORIGINAL: betataster
While it is certainly an added couple of steps to go that route, is actually pretty quick and the upload site is simple and direct.
Obviously, don't put anything there that you're not willing to lose control of.


I tested your suggested web site for anonymous upload of images for subsequent hotlinking:
  • https://www.anony.ws

    My quick-test conclusion:
  • It's a nice site
  • It doesn't work with Tor exit nodes (see screenshot below)
  • But it works just fine with VPN

    As always, to help others, I added your suggestion to the perv-to-perve section:
  • Tips on uploading photos for better privacy


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    RE: She's not a femdom. She is just a controlling bitch - 3/1/2016 9:45:04 AM   
    crumpets


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    quote:

    ORIGINAL: WickedsDesire
    What’s with all the bum picture crumpets and why are they all shovelling snow...


  • You have to read what Dreamlady wrote to understand why they're shoveling snow in the nude!

  • The reasons for the "bum" is simply that D/L is too classy for me to display their penises.


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    RE: She's not a femdom. She is just a controlling bitch - 3/2/2016 1:31:38 AM   
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    quote:

    ORIGINAL: betataster

    Regarding the above, there seems to be an implicit idea in there that women do not function in this manner? Am I reading that correctly? If so, I would love to hear about the difference. I certainly have fallen in love a few times and look forward to doing so again.

    No, not at all. crumpets made a remark, and my reply was directed to him as a heterosexual male. There has been no issue raised here about a woman's capacity to fall in love.
    (Hey you, it isn't humanly possible for me to be all-inclusive about everything, all of the time, for Pete's sake. I even added in the poly bisexual clause for the benefit of others who have jumped on my case in the past for having left out poly[amory/polysexuality-polyfuckery] when I was replying to a newly married heterosexual male poster, as if I had deliberately snubbed them. )

    Okay, you've gone and done it; I'll have to segue into what I've read in the past based on behavioral surveys & analyses that your average man becomes infatuated faster, more easily, and more often than your average woman does. Obviously, it depends on the individual.
    However, when I reflected upon this myself, I can see where the matchstick gets struck and lights ablaze, only to flicker and die out much quicker than a smoldering hearth does. There must be a name for this, the ADD/ADHD Romance syndrome -- and if there isn't, then it's been coined. :p


    quote:

    ORIGINAL: crumpets
    Dunno. I've always been picked by women, and not so much the other way around.

    Now, that just sounds lazy and passive.
    I would say I'm only teasing, but that wouldn't be true. I nominate you as the poster [whipping] boy for the ADD/ADHD Romance syndrome.


    quote:

    ORIGINAL: crumpets
    Um.... er .... ah ... er .... I'm not ... getting the drift...

    Even animals form attachments, so a human taking an "animalistic" approach still falls short when Mother Nature's critters show more integrity than certain members (pun intended) of our species do.

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: crumpets
    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    You are evidently seeing sexual bait as NSA encounters, as strictly having to do with attracting a sexual partner as opposed to a mate for your life partner, your primary partner.

    No. I realize text is a one-dimensional medium, so I can see where you got that idea, but I was never assuming that.

    Are you insulting my intelligence? Look at what you said here:

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: crumpets
    The funny thing is that I think that offering sexuality (specifically kinky service related sexuality) should be enough for "some" women (depends on what they, themselves, want or need).

    DreamLady

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    RE: She's not a femdom. She is just a controlling bitch - 3/2/2016 10:32:48 AM   
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    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    There has been no issue raised here about a woman's capacity to fall in love.

    I agree that both women, and men, have the capability of love.

    I think (some) men and (some) women, in general, (may) look for different things though.

    At the most base level, if I reduce it to one word, it could be as animalistic as...
  • resources
  • sex

    The only thing I'd clarify on that is the nature of what happens after the subsequent breakup:
  • Women - He was a jerk!
  • Men - It didn't work out.

    Of course, this is a mere generalization of about ten billion hugely different breakups; but that's an observation I've seen in, oh, < swag warning > oh, about a third or a fifth so of the breakups I know about where a friend confided to me that they had just broken up and I may have inquired "What happened?".

    Notice that it's not all the breakups; just a significant number.
  • The women didn't get what they wanted, while,
  • The men got what they wanted (they just don't get it any more).

    In a way, I pity women, because providing "good sex" forever seems like turning what is, in essence, meatloaf every day of the week into something like filet minon every day of the week. Not an easy task.

    By way of comparison, it's a lot easier for a guy to provide resources every day of the week (but, on the negative side of the equation, his coste-per-fuck will be in the thousands to tens of thousands of dollars so he's providing dearly in almost all cases).

    So I pity men and woman equally - but for different reasons.

    BTW, I think the reason for the breakups being skewed toward "jerk" in the case of women-to-men and skewed toward "meh" with respect to men-to-women might simply be due solely to the GOALS that the women and men had in the outcome of the relationship.
  • The women spent their valuable time and energy on the men, for a goal that didn't work out.
  • The women could have spent that time with another man, so, for them, he wasted their time and energy.

  • The men spent the same amount of their time on the women - for the goal that they achieved temporally.
  • If I assume the goal was a consumable (e.g., sex), then the man got what he wanted out of the relationship.
    He just doesn't get any more. <==== moral of the story to tell a young boy about relationships with women

    BTW, since we live in an egalitarian world, if the goal of the man was a future promise (marriage, kids, money, houses, vacations, cars, exposure to influential clients, whatever), then the woman would have been just as much a "jerk" for not coming through on those long term goals.

    < I just realized that my tangent is so far off topic that I'd better gag myself; otherwise, my membership in the ADD/ADHD Society may be called into view! >

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    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    your average man becomes infatuated faster, more easily, and more often than your average woman does.
    Obviously, it depends on the individual.

    I think, if that is true, it may be due to the GOAL of the relationship to "your average man".

    IF <===== notice, before you skewer me, this is a conditional word!
  • If the goal is sex, then infatuation may very well be just the right level of interaction
  • Of course, he must "profess" larger than that in order to get his goal (i.e., he must "profess love", but that's easy)

    IF <===== there's that conditional word again...
  • If her goal is everlasting Prince in shining armor who turned into influential & powerful King of the domain
  • Then "true love" is a more appropriate level of interaction

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    However, when I reflected upon this myself, I can see where the matchstick gets struck and lights ablaze, only to flicker and die out much quicker than a smoldering hearth does. There must be a name for this, the ADD/ADHD Romance syndrome -- and if there isn't, then it's been coined. :p


    There may be something to this ADHD thing.
    For me, there are PLENTY of things to be interested in, so, a woman only becomes interesting to me if she makes herself known to me in some fashion, and, I guess, reflecting a bit on that, both women and jobs just fell into my lap throughout my whole life. I don't think, reflecting some more on my past, that I ever looked for a single job, for example. They just happened. People would propose that I start a new group or that I try to solve a particular problem, and that's what I'd do.

    Same with women in a way. There was never a woman in my entire life that I just had to get. Not one. They always got me. There were plenty that I liked, but I only got to know them better AFTER I had sex with them, which they engineered, so to speak.

    So, for me, sex came first.

    Now I'm expressly not talking about LUST (since I lusted after Raquel Welch in a cave bikini and Sigourney Weaver in a sweaty tank top) as lust is something that comes naturally to me (Jimmy Carter aside, it's not in the heart, by the way ... it resides in a different organ).

    I think, again only speaking in generalities which may apply to something like only one third to one fifth of relationships (if that):
  • If women are looking for the one and only Prince Charming - there's a good chance that the prince turns into a common run-of-the-mill frog once you get to know him better ...
  • If men are looking for, um, shall we say, less lofty goals - there's a good chance that the Princess Bride will begin to seem boring - where she doesn't turn into a frog so much into something already attained so it's time to move on.

    Notice the "if" word in the above please ...

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    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    I nominate you as the poster [whipping] boy for the ADD/ADHD Romance syndrome.

    Can I decline the nomination (at least for the whipping part)?
    It may be true though.

    But I think it's more that I'm usually busy with other things.
    Ever since my first "real" girlfriend, at 13, I've been chosen by the women.

    I don't think I ever had a single woman in my life that didn't choose me before I chose her.
  • Sometimes I wake up in the morning, and that cozy infatuation begins to grow ever fonder into a leash ...
  • Sometimes I wake up in the morning, with the burning desire to chew my leash off to sneak out before she wakes up ...

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    Even animals form attachments, so a human taking an "animalistic" approach still falls short when Mother Nature's critters show more integrity than certain members of our species do.

    I'm still not sure if I get your drift, but,
    if you're insinuating that certain men think with the little head ... oh ... the horror ... the horror of it ... how could they?
    I can't believe anyone would ever insinuate that some men think with their little heads.

    No way!
    It can't possibly be true.


    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    You are evidently seeing sexual bait as NSA encounters, as strictly having to do with attracting a sexual partner as opposed to a mate for your life partner, your primary partner.


    I harken back to my initial conditional statement:
  • If what person XX wants out of the relationship is of value as a resource, then NSA makes no sense to them ...
  • However, if what person XY wants out of the relationship is not necessarily valuable in and of itself as a resource, then NSA can certainly make tons of sense in the logical world.

    The main problem with NSA, as I see it, is disease. Yuck.
    Plus, sometimes that NSA turns into a PITA (ask Charlie Sheen, Jared Fogle, Elliott Spitzer, Pee Wee Herman, Bill Clinton, etc.). Ug.

    Nasty stuff.
    Don't even ask me to get started on that topic because I think we've been there, already, in depth, on other threads.

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    Are you insulting my intelligence?

    While I am quite sure I insult the intelligent rather easily, I normally only purposefully insult the lack of intelligence of people who lack intelligence.

    In this case, I simply think I didn't have the intelligence myself to understand what you were trying to convey.


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    RE: She's not a femdom. She is just a controlling bitch - 3/2/2016 7:49:57 PM   
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    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady

    ...
    Okay, you've gone and done it; I'll have to segue into what I've read in the past based on behavioral surveys & analyses that your average man becomes infatuated faster, more easily, and more often than your average woman does. Obviously, it depends on the individual.
    However, when I reflected upon this myself, I can see where the matchstick gets struck and lights ablaze, only to flicker and die out much quicker than a smoldering hearth does. There must be a name for this, the ADD/ADHD Romance syndrome -- and if there isn't, then it's been coined. :p[/color]
    ...


    Ah, DreamLady, you inspire me. You are my Muse.

    Eternal Hope in the human Breast springs
    For all the Joy that true Love brings
    One born the Leader, the other Led
    Till someone cuts the Cheese in Bed

    ... Unless, of course, you're into that sort of thing.


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    RE: She's not a femdom. She is just a controlling bitch - 3/2/2016 8:03:45 PM   
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    quote:

    ORIGINAL: crumpets

    The only thing I'd clarify on that is the nature of what happens after the subsequent breakup:
  • Women - He was a jerk!
  • Men - It didn't work out.

    . . . where a friend confided to me that they had just broken up and I may have inquired "What happened?".

    Notice that it's not all the breakups; just a significant number.
  • The women didn't get what they wanted, while,
  • The men got what they wanted (they just don't get it any more).

  • This is what women say to you, right (not what you've overheard other women discussing amongst themselves?), and how men have responded when you've asked for something more specific to go on.
    I don't disagree with your generalization, but I'll add to them.
    Girlfriends discuss break-ups at great length, down to every little detail. (Some may not, but let's go with between BFFs.)
    This serves several beneficial purposes, aside from the motivation of those who like to hear gossip and/or who enjoy asking nosey-ass questions, or for petty ego-stroking purposes.
    1. It's therapeutic to talk things out with a sympathetic person. It's therapeutic to feel validated.
    2. Talking things out helps them/us in their/our thought processes, to gain perspective and feedback, an opportunity to vent, etc.
    3. Items 1 & 2 above tie in with Information Gathering, Information Processing, and Information Sharing.

    I should mention that I've heard men say on several occasions that the newly ex'd woman was a selfish bitch, or a lying ho (got caught sleeping around with one of his homies, which would make that dude a sneaky backstabbing ho also).
    I can't help but bring up the generalization that men often have difficulty expressing their feelings and in showing their vulnerabilities.
    Where a woman may want/need to reach out to others, a man may become more withdrawn and want/need to process his thoughts & emotions in his mancave, to not be seen nursing his wounds, to not reveal the extent of his woundedness.
    You in any particular instance, may not have had a perennial season buddy pass into that man's inner world of seclusion.
    "It didn't work out" is a standard catch-all phrase which states the obvious, i.e., that a break-up took place.


    quote:

    ORIGINAL: crumpets
    In a way, I pity women, because providing "good sex" forever seems like turning what is, in essence, meatloaf every day of the week into something like filet minon every day of the week. Not an easy task.

    That was an insightful comment, but it isn't just providing good sex.
    It's also being expected to be physically accessible, emotionally available, and in having to compete with men's unrealistic celluloid[media]-influenced expectations for sex or for the complete girlfriend experience (when they may not be providing a satisfactory boyfriend experience for the woman in kind).


    quote:

    ORIGINAL: crumpets
  • The women spent their valuable time and energy on the men, for a goal that didn't work out.
  • The women could have spent that time with another man, so, for them, he wasted their time and energy.

  • The men spent the same amount of their time on the women - for the goal that they achieved temporally.
  • If I assume the goal was a consumable (e.g., sex), then the man got what he wanted out of the relationship.
    He just doesn't get any more.

  • Another way to put that, could be
    Those women don't see the trees for the forest.
    Those men don't see the forest for the trees.
    (This isn't meant to apply to every aspect of life, by any means, but to relationships between men and women where a forest/trees dichotomy manifests itself.)

    Neither one of them gets what they wanted/needed from the other anymore, or can't reach that degree of synergy in a spiraling upwards ascension from one level to the next. At the expense of being trite,
    She wants a progressive level of intimacy -- for some this can translate to being romanced, it can be in making future plans together as a couple which lead to concrete results, or both.
    He may see things as, If it's not broken, then nothing needs to get fixed. He's not seeing them as a team or else he starts dropping the ball.

    Therefore, the woman (or the man in some cases) has to keep getting the message across to the man that it IS broken or needs attended to (this is where making suggestions starts turning into nagging, or where the man starts feeling like he's being nagged and then rebels against it by behaving spitefully towards her), or else he won't bother to try to "fix" anything -- he'll fall back into inertia, or succumb to the forces of entropy.
    If she doesn't do this, she'll become unhappy with how or where the relationship isn't proceeding. Passive-aggressive stalemate.

    Either way, a break-up is inevitable if the man starts acting like a "jerk" and takes the woman for granted, or whenever there is a communications breakdown (which is what happens first).


    DreamLady

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    RE: She's not a femdom. She is just a controlling bitch - 3/3/2016 10:57:43 AM   
    crumpets


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    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    This is what women say to you, right (not what you've overheard other women discussing amongst themselves?),

    Yup. But I probably haven't heard it in years. Maybe decades.

    When we guys get together nowadays for a drink or a hike, it's more like the married guys complaining that their basically frigid wives won't give it to them, yet, some of those same frigidaires get all fussy about the menses' getting it somewhere else.

    We discuss things like that ... you know ... how you'se wimmins make no sense ... when ... of course ... we all agree ... that we make perfect sense!

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    Girlfriends discuss break-ups at great length, down to every little detail.

    Ug. Who needs all that detail?
    It didn't work out.
    Is there ever any more to it than that?

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    This serves several beneficial purposes, aside from the motivation of those who like to hear gossip and/or who enjoy asking nosey-ass questions, or for petty ego-stroking purposes.

    I actually understand.
    But, to agree with you, wouldn't at all be funny.

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    I can't help but bring up the generalization that men often have difficulty expressing their feelings and in showing their vulnerabilities.

    As usual, you hit upon the real reason.
    It's almost certainly that.
    We don't (in general) wax prolifically on our failures.

    PS: We'd rather boast how studly we are in giving earth-shattering truly mathematically bespoke cunnilingus!

    Key: --- === I didn't say that.

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    a man may become more withdrawn and want/need to process his thoughts & emotions in his mancave, to not be seen nursing his wounds, to not reveal the extent of his woundedness.

    Did I mention yet that we mens' don't really dwell in our utter failures when we're with our buddies?

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    You ... may not have had a perennial season buddy pass into that man's inner world of seclusion.

    Actually, I agree that I don't.
    Lately, I've been living like a hermit.
    I haven't been out in the real world for quite some time, in fact.

    So, you're right.
    Plus I have never been a "normal" person, by anyone's metric.

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    "It didn't work out" is a standard catch-all phrase which states the obvious, i.e., that a break-up took place.

    Heh heh ... I didn't even realize it, but you're correct in the tautological redundancy.

    PS: Need I insert pun intended?

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    That was an insightful comment, ....

    Oooooooh .... ooooOoohhh yea!
    Maybe I can make some headway with you yet?

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    but it isn't just providing good sex.

    Drat!

    My elated hubris lasted but a mere second before you hoisted me using my own petard!

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    It's also being expected to be physically accessible,

    Oooooooh .... ooooOoohhh yea!
    Now we're back to the good stuff!

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    emotionally available,

    Drat!

    My unseemly excitement lasted but a mere second before you brought up such unrealistic expectations!

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    and in having to compete with men's unrealistic celluloid[media]-influenced expectations for sex or for the complete girlfriend experience (when they may not be providing a satisfactory boyfriend experience for the woman in kind).

    See here now!

    For once (or twice?) I think you're wrong.
    We mens don't have an unrealistic celluloid-influenced expectation for sex.

    Don't all you wimmins have a cave-bikini in your closet?

    Certainly all you so-called kinky D-O-M-I-N-E-N-T wimmins have the very expensive wardrobe to prove your dominance, don'tcha?


    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    Those women don't see the trees for the forest.
    Those men don't see the forest for the trees.

    There y' go. Confusing me with words again.

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
  • She wants a progressive level of intimacy
  • He may see things as, If it's not broken, then nothing needs to get fixed.


  • I see "his" side but, um, what's her side again?

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    Therefore, the woman... has to keep getting the message across to the man that it IS broken or needs attended to

    Never was there a truer perspective ever decreed of almost all male:female relationships!

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    (this is where making suggestions starts turning into nagging)

    Story of my life.

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    Passive-aggressive stalemate.

    Story of my life.
    quote:

    ORIGINAL: dreamlady
    Either way, a break-up is inevitable

    There's always a solution although it takes thinking out of the box to find one compatible with everyone involved.

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    RE: She's not a femdom. She is just a controlling bitch - 3/3/2016 1:29:31 PM   
    betataster


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    @crumpets and DreamLady: while I kind of wish I could follow your exchange and contribute to it, it has way too many moving parts and at the risk of being rude, I find it a bit TLDR.

    I will say one thing as regards men. I don't find that men are especially sanguine following a breakup of a significant relationship. They can be quite bitter. That said, when I get together with my male friends, we don't talk about our significant others, we talk about whatever brought us together in the first place, be it fishing or cars or whatever.

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    RE: She's not a femdom. She is just a controlling bitch - 3/3/2016 3:32:09 PM   
    crumpets


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    quote:

    ORIGINAL: betataster
    @crumpets and DreamLady: while I kind of wish I could follow your exchange and contribute to it, it has way too many moving parts

    That's OK. I don't think many of the latest moving parts are related directly to the topic at hand anyway.

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: betataster
    and at the risk of being rude, I find it a bit TLDR.


    At the risk of sounding stupid, I had to look up that Too Long Didn't Read acronym.

    quote:

    ORIGINAL: betataster
    I will say one thing as regards men. I don't find that men are especially sanguine following a breakup of a significant relationship.
    They can be quite bitter. That said, when I get together with my male friends, we don't talk about our significant others, we talk about whatever brought us together in the first place, be it fishing or cars or whatever.


    I hike every day almost, and once every few weeks I plan a hike with the guys, or there's a gettogether or a party or a lynching or whatever where I schmooze with ex fighter pilots, corporate presidents, vice presidents, and doctors and lawyers, all of whom live nearby, where we talk about stuff.

    If any one of us even so much as scratched the surface of any of our relationships, I'd be shocked.

    Of course, we're all technophiles, so, we're all probably busily wiresharking all their communicqtions and unscrambling them as we speak ...

    But I agree with you.

    It's time we got back to the bossy bitch femdom topic that this thread was supposed to be famous for!


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