satindesire
Queen of Geeks
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I can go for it being a gift as long as both sides are a gift, not just submission.
That's exactly what I said, silly girl!

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I can go for it being a gift as long as both sides are a gift, not just submission.

That's exactly what I said, silly girl!![]()

Thank you for answering me. I do get the Dom's that tell me I'm not a true submissive, which I never claimed to be lol.
Thanks to everyone else as well for your answers..as always I learned a few more things lol
Lizzie, FungiUg, and Graceanne hit on some of the main points.
I'll just add a general observation that quite a few people seem drawn to D/s as a form of escapism from the realities of their day to day existence. Doms and subs are imagined as fantasy versions of the partners they think they've always wanted, as well as the idealized personas that they themselves have always dreamed of becoming.
There's nothing inherently wrong with that, as long as all involved are on the same page with regard to the extent of the fantasy element. However, fans of escapist D/s somehow seem more prone than others to pontificate on the fabulousness of their lifestyle, the true identity of themselves and their partners, perfect trust, ultimate commitment, complete devotion, and the spectacular gift of their submission.
All of which seems not only cloying, but worthy of frequent eyeball rolling, to me. Not because I condemn the escapist version of D/s itself; I don't. It's just that addressing outsiders with these claims seems like an attempt to draw other people into an elaborate form of roleplay. Fine in a club established for that purpose, but irritating in a public venue such as this one.
Heh
That generally means that you don't fit their prescribed fantasy of a sub.
Toss em and move on.

I got 3 PMs today..all from men who some how KNEW I was wet and masturbating..I get theses alot and they are becoming a pet peeve lol
I actually had a Dom tell me that it was ok if I wasnt a true sub..he would settle for kinky sex lol
number one pet peeve: people for whom Dominance, submission and slavery are all nothing but roleplay/fun and games, AND who condemn (or worse yet, flat out disbelieve) anyone for whom this is an everyday way of being and living.
Pet Peeve: Add "that look" she gave me to my pet peeve list. It was the "oh, you're like THAT" look. All pursed lipped and creased eyebrows. I wanted to punch her.
See, I'd have TOTALLY TMI'd her after that. Just for the fun of it.
But I'm rotten that way.
Pet Peeve: People that don't take "nope, all is fine here!" for an answer. I caught an ugly cold last week and had to go to the doctor. He prescribed some vitamin shot to boost healing along, and when the nurse insisted the shot had to be in the butt cheek after a few "my arm will do nicely don't you think?" questions, I peeled down my waistband. She helped herself to a few more inches of skin and then saw a very minor (but nicely healing!) belt mark. Then I sat through ten minutes of questions about whether I needed relationship help and ten minutes of my assuring her that really, no, all is great. No problems. All is seriously just fine! When she insisted upon getting the doctor to talk with me again I finally had to admit the reason the mark was there. I've never blushed so hard in my life and I'm finding a different doctor. B laughed his ass off when I told him.
Pet Peeve: Add "that look" she gave me to my pet peeve list. It was the "oh, you're like THAT" look. All pursed lipped and creased eyebrows. I wanted to punch her.
Let me ask you this: what if somebody else had shown up with the same marks, but who is not into BDSM?
Granted, that doesn't warrant "the look", but leaving well enough alone might leave any number of people in abusive relationships.
Pet Peeve: People that don't take "nope, all is fine here!" for an answer. I caught an ugly cold last week and had to go to the doctor. He prescribed some vitamin shot to boost healing along, and when the nurse insisted the shot had to be in the butt cheek after a few "my arm will do nicely don't you think?" questions, I peeled down my waistband. She helped herself to a few more inches of skin and then saw a very minor (but nicely healing!) belt mark. Then I sat through ten minutes of questions about whether I needed relationship help and ten minutes of my assuring her that really, no, all is great. No problems. All is seriously just fine! When she insisted upon getting the doctor to talk with me again I finally had to admit the reason the mark was there. I've never blushed so hard in my life and I'm finding a different doctor. B laughed his ass off when I told him.
Pet Peeve: Add "that look" she gave me to my pet peeve list. It was the "oh, you're like THAT" look. All pursed lipped and creased eyebrows. I wanted to punch her.
You missed a perfectly good opportunity to practice your head rotation and lying on the ceiling!With how she was acting, I was concerned she'd call the cops or a priest for an exorcism.
You missed a perfectly good opportunity to practice your head rotation and lying on the ceiling!
All this is pretty much the reason I've yet to get my head wrapped around Gor either.
The fantasy. The production. The pageantry.
(Bearing in mind, that's just my opinion based on what little I've seen/read)
I have a weird pet peeve, mine is people that eat fast food. The sub places are fine what really ticks me off is the people that are eating Mcdonalds, Wendy's, Burger King, etc. I just can't stand them poisoning their body's like that.
n a serious note, though, folks who aren't clean. Nothing worse than bad taste / smell. YUK YUK. I've actually ended a relationship with a woman who wouldn't.... clean up her act.... despite repeated rather frank discussions. It's just a deal breaker.