mickyp123
JBQ's Dragon. (Always)
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subtleone said:I think there is definitely an emotional side to it (personally speaking).
I am quite a forthright, supposedly successful, intelligent person whose opinion is held fairly highly in regard to my career. I find it quite a release to be completely submissive and have my opinion sometimes disregarded.
However I did not 'go into' it for this reason and to answer DT's question at the same time; I have been with my Master in a deep meaningful (vannilla-ish) relationship for 17 years. We have played at BDSM in the bedroom but no more than that. I know that my feelings for him run very, very deep and a short while ago I asked him to move our relationship on to a D/s one. So as you see I am green at this so I cannot really speak for all female subs, however I do not think I would have ever entered into a D/s relationship if I did not have such feeling for my husband...for me it is the ultimate gift that I can give him to show my love for him - me; my mind body and soul.
I don't know if that really helps you, as obviously there is a lot of time invested in our relationship but if many women think along the same lines as me it would certainly account for the lack of female subs on the scene.
As well as making sense, it's been most elequently written, thanks subtleone