Justplatonic
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Dear Justplatonic
You write: "Would it surprise you to know, the best school-run-friends I have are Women?".
In the small village school, where we girls and boys went to school, we didn't have a school-run, but I totally agree with you. Some of my best friends are in fact women, although most of them are women with whom I grew up when we were children in our own Female Led Community. But I especially remember a girl named Susanne, with whom I very much liked to talk in my early school days. She was quite remarkable, because in those early days the adults in the village forbade their children to connect with us, as our mothers were considered to be "lunatics". But Susanne didn't care. Unfortunately she left school about a year later, when her family moved away.
As I think that I have said in an earlier post, if you are following a course or go to a lecture about religion or spirituality, at least two third of the participants are women. Larissa and me often go to such courses and lectures, because Larissa has inherited strong supernatural and healing powers from her mother Jacinta. (They where greeks who fled after the 1967 military coup in that contry). Therefore Larissa is often asked to organize courses about healing and other spiritual themes, where she of cause always is one of the speakers, due to her many years of experience.
As Ida and me were children, we were always told, that competition is an inevitable trait of the patriarchal society, which our moms resented, because males are born to be competitive. Women on the other hand tend to be compassionate and caring, due to the fact that they in all traditional societies are the main child carers.
Today I think that this explanation perhaps may be a bit exaggerated, but back then I of cause believed in everything that my mom and the other moms in our Female Led Community said.
It was among other things to avoid the "typically male competitiveness", that our feminist mothers always insisted upon, that our community should remain strictly Female Led.
In later life I found out, that women can be quite competitive to. But Larissa and Ida, and my other female friends from my childhood, who still very much adhere to their old matriarchal ideology, insist on saying, that overtly competitive women just have taken over a patriarchal trait to survive in a male dominated society.
I don't know if this explanation is true - our women have an explanation of everything according to our Female Centered world view - but at least I know for sure, that our moms who founded our "little Matriarchy" did their outmost to live up to their ideals of limitless solidarity within their group.
"I understand it's an honor to be friends with intelligent Women...".
Exactly. I couldn't have said it better myself.
I of cause am very proud of my wife Larissa, who is a quite extraordinary woman in many ways. (But all human beings are extraordinary in some way or other, although it may not always be for the good...).
And although I in fact do not consider myself to be a submissive person, it never has bothered me that Larissa always has made all the important decisions in our family. That is because I always, even as a boy, have respected her wisdom and judgement. She has a way to never let me feel inferior in her company, even if she in most ways is vastly superior to me, e.g. with regard to her supernatural powers, but not only that. Even when I was a boy I never felt embarrased or inferior when I was together with Larissa.
As a funny thing I can tell, that when I during our corona shot down read about Female Superiority on the Internet - most of which don't correspond with Larissa's and my own upbringing and experiences - I once showed Larissa a picture of a so called "Domme" in leather boots and a whip in her hand.
Larissa just smiled and remarked, that this woman obviously do not have much authority of her own if she have to threaten or spank her male to have him respect and obey her...
Back in the old days we boys in our community were very proud of our naturally beautiful, mentally strong, strong willed and yet considerate and compassionate sisters and girlfriends. And when we in our teenage years became friends with many of the girls and boys from the neighbouring village, most of those boys were fascinated by our girls to. They even said that most of the girls from their own village were "silly" compared to our girls.
I think that this was due to the fact that our girls worked a lot - as did we boys - and that our mothers from an early age gave their daughters a great deal of responsibility, acting as their mothers substitutes as many of them did - like Ida did - when the adults were absent at work in the day time.
As I have told, the authority given a teenage girl like Ida in the absence of her mother could easily backfire on her, if something went wrong. As it for instance did for Ida shortly before Christmas (Jul in Danish) 1979, as I have told in my previous post. As told, I was really the one to blame, but mother was right in saying, that Ida ought to have gone to the village to get me back, because she knew where I was. If she had done so, I most certainly would have gone home with her, because I of cause respected her authority. But I simply forgot all about time due to the excitement of the game of chess.
After all, something good came out of it, because after moms angry and unjust punishment of Ida I did my best to never let her down again.
I learned that if you don't do your duty, someone other may suffer. And this someone may be a person you care for, as I cared for my dear little sister Ida, and still do.
Hey Tjeik... Another enjoyable read, thanks...
I'd just like to firstly weigh in on the whole Domme in leather boots, and a whip in her hand...
It is an archetype of a Domme to appear that way, certainly more so in the industry. However, I'd agree with Larissa, and you'll find many others would as well. Other contributors have commented about their approach, and it's often down to what works for them on an instinctive level. Some Women have a more cerebral approach, others not so, or a mix.
I will admit though, I do find a Woman dressed that way appealing... Alternatively she could be dressed normally, but masterful in her demeanor. That works for me, as would intelligence, a good sense of humour, kindness, and a personable charm...
Overtly competitive women just have taken over a patriarchal trait to survive in a male dominated society... Definitely, at least from my perspective. My Wife is a product of that, she had to adapt otherwise she would not have the job she has now or before. It's these very traits (and the aforementioned ones) which attracted me to her in the first place...
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