Very brave video to make, and highly appreciated. As a Domme I am often considered "abusive" by vanilla people who do not understand the finer mechanics of my relationship. Looking in from the outside people often do not see that what we engage in is safe, sane and consentual and gives both me and my sub exactly what we both need to be happy with each other, that I do not "abuse" him, but actually care for his needs more than one would in a vanilla relationship.
That's an odd point of view, but it only works if it works for the person - just like the bit you said about a submissive man trying to be dominant or a dominant woman trying to be submissive. For me, Master and I are quite the opposite of that - Master is my Master for a reason. And I like it that way. I exist to serve him, and only so in the way he'd desire - though that doesn't mean he'll force me against my will to do something I don't want.
I agree completely. I am a submissive, and I have the hardest time admitting that to vanilla people. Simply because being "submissive" automatically pastes "doormat" on your forehead, but that isn't nesicarily true. Sure i am a submissive in a D/s relationship, but I'm not a doormat.
Like the saying goes the submissive has all of the power. I agree with you. I have met some strong submissives in my life. And they don't take any bullshit from anybody. It takes a lot of trust to be in a BDSM relationship and I think that is the quality of it. That is what I see in it with my gf. It makes me happy to roleplay with her to show that i trust her and she is worthy of trusting.
I agree a D/s relationship must have balance. My male submissive and I have equal worth, we both have a say in our relationship it is just that our roles are different.
I really find it disturbing how many people equate submissive personalities with weakness. I find nothing could be further from the truth. It takes a lot of strength to submit to someone.
Well spoken... I'll be following your other posts as well and am looking forward to them. Most of my "vanilla" friends have no clue about D/s, M/s relationships except the preconceptions that prevail, and I for one, lack the patience to even go there with them anymore.. lol. I'll steer em to you.
wow - thank you for helping me define - in my mind - what i have always known to be true! and it makes my chosen path that much easier to negotiate! not as an equal, merely as an equal chosen role! i look forward to watching more of what you have to say! and i agree so totally about the abuse! been there - don't want that! many blessings further!
Well said insight on D/s, its a good thing that there are individuals like you who discusses plausible BDSM understanding, which BDSM is often misunderstood. Keep up the good talks!
I couldn't find anything this useful on the web 10 years ago. (It's dang hard to wade through all the smut to find the one-in-a-million bit like what you have here. BTW, I like your red-and-blue analogy. Also, the boss-and-doctor example of dominant-but-not-superior is an elusive concept that I've found difficult to put into words for a long time. Thanks big time for posting this video onto Youtube.
I absolutely love being in a bdsm relationship. :) I think it is a beautiful lifestyle. And D/S is in ALL lifestyles. It really is. Example: boss/ employers. I think you are exactly right. Equal is not best. I do think we should have dominance and submission. Thank you.
The "serve and obey" subject has been lately a problem in occidental society they are misunderstanding everything, as you say the dominant position doesn't make you superior and we have to learn to respect each others needs and uniqueness. Knowing what our role is as social beings is esencial in our life, it has a lot to do with understanding our limits and our abilitys it helps us choose a carrer, a work, a lifestyle and when you are older to not regret what you did with your life jaja
The name comes from the Crux decussata (diagonal cross) and it is said that's what St Andrew was martyred on. It has other names like X-cross and saltire cross but St. Andrews Cross is just the most well known.
No, sex is fantastic, and my beloved and I enjoy it a great deal. However, sex isn't the only aspect of the relationship that is at work. D/s is about service, be it in the bedroom, or elsewhere.
Very brave video to make, and highly appreciated. As a Domme I am often considered "abusive" by vanilla people who do not understand the finer mechanics of my relationship. Looking in from the outside people often do not see that what we engage in is safe, sane and consentual and gives both me and my sub exactly what we both need to be happy with each other, that I do not "abuse" him, but actually care for his needs more than one would in a vanilla relationship.
FelidaTehGeek 5 months ago
i think this is fabulous and very true. thank you for your lovely lovely view. You do the BDSM world justice. <3
KpMissPanda 9 months ago
really really informative - and to my experience, completely true!!!
romeojulie1972 10 months ago
That's an odd point of view, but it only works if it works for the person - just like the bit you said about a submissive man trying to be dominant or a dominant woman trying to be submissive. For me, Master and I are quite the opposite of that - Master is my Master for a reason. And I like it that way. I exist to serve him, and only so in the way he'd desire - though that doesn't mean he'll force me against my will to do something I don't want.
ChibiBritishGir 1 year ago
I agree completely. I am a submissive, and I have the hardest time admitting that to vanilla people. Simply because being "submissive" automatically pastes "doormat" on your forehead, but that isn't nesicarily true. Sure i am a submissive in a D/s relationship, but I'm not a doormat.
As for the abuse, amen!
brie9mo 2 years ago 4
Thankyou so much for this. I really enjoyed it, and truly clarified some of my doubts.
zeclawness 2 years ago
Like the saying goes the submissive has all of the power. I agree with you. I have met some strong submissives in my life. And they don't take any bullshit from anybody. It takes a lot of trust to be in a BDSM relationship and I think that is the quality of it. That is what I see in it with my gf. It makes me happy to roleplay with her to show that i trust her and she is worthy of trusting.
Goobian 2 years ago
I totally agree!
rgey4 2 years ago
I agree a D/s relationship must have balance. My male submissive and I have equal worth, we both have a say in our relationship it is just that our roles are different.
I really find it disturbing how many people equate submissive personalities with weakness. I find nothing could be further from the truth. It takes a lot of strength to submit to someone.
Vickster122162 2 years ago
I definately enjoyed it, its a very good view of the Ds perspective
coldblue29 2 years ago
The Supreme Soviet frowns upon your shenanigans.
R10241917 3 years ago
Well spoken... I'll be following your other posts as well and am looking forward to them. Most of my "vanilla" friends have no clue about D/s, M/s relationships except the preconceptions that prevail, and I for one, lack the patience to even go there with them anymore.. lol. I'll steer em to you.
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aslos123 3 years ago
wow - thank you for helping me define - in my mind - what i have always known to be true! and it makes my chosen path that much easier to negotiate! not as an equal, merely as an equal chosen role! i look forward to watching more of what you have to say! and i agree so totally about the abuse! been there - don't want that! many blessings further!
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librastorm9 3 years ago
Fabulous! It is so nice to see someone who is able to give an explanation without it being completely sexually based. Thank you!
amindfulangel 3 years ago
i found this very interesting and would like to thank You. i look forward to viewing Your next video.
melainadecuir 4 years ago
"To serve and obey" in the old wedding vows to me IS making the woman somehow less, if it isn't so, why did only the woman have to say it?
ginginnyme 4 years ago
Well said insight on D/s, its a good thing that there are individuals like you who discusses plausible BDSM understanding, which BDSM is often misunderstood. Keep up the good talks!
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Cyelena37 4 years ago 2
Excellent video - I have receomended it to the sub boys I mentor online. Can't wait to see the rest of them.
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DadSteve 4 years ago
Hey Steve, I have heard of Allentown from Simple Life :P
TsarObezyanka 4 years ago
Wow...
I couldn't find anything this useful on the web 10 years ago. (It's dang hard to wade through all the smut to find the one-in-a-million bit like what you have here. BTW, I like your red-and-blue analogy. Also, the boss-and-doctor example of dominant-but-not-superior is an elusive concept that I've found difficult to put into words for a long time. Thanks big time for posting this video onto Youtube.
Pupcan 4 years ago
I absolutely love being in a bdsm relationship. :) I think it is a beautiful lifestyle. And D/S is in ALL lifestyles. It really is. Example: boss/ employers. I think you are exactly right. Equal is not best. I do think we should have dominance and submission. Thank you.
babyduck198718 4 years ago
i agree with You. i also delve greatly into a Master/s,ave relationship and i am glad to here someone explain it the way You do
michechi03 4 years ago
great video.... I think we've met at Shadowfind in Niles
histrblmkr 4 years ago
obedientgiggle smiles after seeing this video
lisaa316snj 4 years ago
The "serve and obey" subject has been lately a problem in occidental society they are misunderstanding everything, as you say the dominant position doesn't make you superior and we have to learn to respect each others needs and uniqueness. Knowing what our role is as social beings is esencial in our life, it has a lot to do with understanding our limits and our abilitys it helps us choose a carrer, a work, a lifestyle and when you are older to not regret what you did with your life jaja
Andoreasu 5 years ago
I like your explanation of sub/dom being equal, and celebrating our uniqueness, while getting along with everyone else who has their uniqueness :-)
radimsch 5 years ago
Why is the whipping cross called the "St. Andrews Cross"?
ginginnyme 4 years ago
The name comes from the Crux decussata (diagonal cross) and it is said that's what St Andrew was martyred on. It has other names like X-cross and saltire cross but St. Andrews Cross is just the most well known.
pebbles0200 4 years ago
Thank you pebbles0200, I appreciate you informing me. It has always mistified me.
ginginnyme 4 years ago
Great explainations :)
Littleone89 5 years ago
Finely som one how can put the finger on wats the most inporten in any relation are
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torbjorn85 5 years ago
Interesting discussions and POV. Are you against sex?
floggerman 5 years ago
No, sex is fantastic, and my beloved and I enjoy it a great deal. However, sex isn't the only aspect of the relationship that is at work. D/s is about service, be it in the bedroom, or elsewhere.
mstrjay 5 years ago