LucianDevine
Happily Owned/Collared
- Joined
- Dec 19, 2007
- Posts
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My guess, just based on what I have seen, is that female Dommes are in the minority. Male subs also are in the minority as society doesn't seem to support them. I have run into several males who have sub tendencies but they keep them quiet for that reason, or want to appear to be Dom in public so consider themselves switches at most, but typically Dom.
Things aren't quite as bad as they used to be on that front. Both female domination and male submission are more openly accepted than they used to be, but it is a really hard thing to express, for a few different reasons.
For starters, if you are curious about the lifestyle, and want to talk about it, you likely have no idea where forums like this, or other similar forums might be. Not having people to talk to can make you feel alone, or even potentially ashamed of what you're feeling and craving.
Society definitely doesn't help when it comes to men embracing their submissive side. I have always had to be the strong and stoic stereotypical male, even when I was a child. Fitting this stereotype is/was even harder for me, because I am on the smaller side. I am only 5'4', and I think I weight around 130 pounds.
I first got into interested in the lifestyle at 14, god bless the internet, lol. I always found myself gravitating towards lesbian threads at first, for obvious reasons. More than that though, I found myself always looking for bdsm, power exchange threads. I also found myself relating more to the submissive than anything else.
Even with my growing interest in the things that I was reading, it took me 7 years to finally work up the courage to do my first post on here. The rest of the story kind of speaks for itself. If anybody has any questions though, they may feel free to ask them.