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Here! Here!A Desert Rose said:What I find really annoying and impolite is people who won't let others off the elevator before they try to push their way in. Jeeeze... let 'em off first.
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Here! Here!A Desert Rose said:What I find really annoying and impolite is people who won't let others off the elevator before they try to push their way in. Jeeeze... let 'em off first.
Netzach said:Am I weird, like completely weird in that when I was bottoming/subbing I was completely turned off by these things and went really far out of my way to keep them from happening?
I felt really gross when my top pulled a chair or opened a car door - it just fell completely flat for me, and I would flip them immediately out of boredom.
I went to the lengths of dressing as a boy to STOP people from opening my doors and making me feel served in this way, I played canine to STOP people from opening my doors "for me" out of "respect for my femininity" and open them instead and say "up girl"
As a boy I opened Daddy's door, helped him into and out of his jacket, pulled his chair, tried not to order him shitty wine with all my best.
My theory is, if I'm gonna do this thing, I'm gonna do it. Tickle my Domme brain in any capacity and it's over.
papilllon said:Why would you be weird? Everybody is different.
Many people. Many points of view. That's the beauty of our world.
Netzach said:Thank you, but I find it interesting that it was well nigh impossible for me to find a person male OR female who really got with this and could stick with it....
But cute.bashfull said:<<<<<<<<<<<<<<Is Weird!
Our secret.Shankara20 said:I agree
but don't tell



SpectreT said:Fury, if that's the "evil fucking Taurus" you mentioned, you're right. I'm nothing like him. I'd have walked. It's almost invariably my choice when I get a "my way or the highway" ultimatim - the highway, it is. Even if I would've ordinarily gone along with it, being delivered an ultimatim is a surefire button to get me to walk away, just on principle.
Then again, I'd need to see your driving before I can comment on whether that particular situation would've come up at all.![]()
*winks*
This is actually a really good analogy to the door-holding rants I heard in the 70's.FurryFury said:I was thinking that if someone said to me, essentially, "do this my way or take a cab," I wouldn't react well to it. I thought I'd never do something like that to someone else. Then I remembered that I have and possibly worse. I remember my ex when we were dating was being a real jerk telling me how to drive and complaining a lot. I stopped the car telling him he had two choices, to shut the hell up about my driving or to walk back to his stupid fucking frat house.
JMohegan said:This is actually a really good analogy to the door-holding rants I heard in the 70's.
Taken as a whole, they sounded to me like a cacophony of misandry in reaction to a simple gesture that was intended to be polite & respectful or at worst, benign.
"Telling me how to drive and complaining a lot." For the crime of opening a freakin' door. You nailed it, Fury. That is exactly how it felt.

rosco rathbone said:Yes and no, yes and no.
I think I demonstrate all the qualities of a gentleman, a rational man, a scholar and philanthropist in my dealings with all and sundry. However, at the heart of my kink lies the desire to degrade, objectify, control and rule over females with the mailed fist. I suppose I might say that spiritually towards them I retain gentlemanly feelings, but as far as direct dealings go, I prefer the relationship between Professor Higgins and Eliza Doolittle: "Silence, insect".
FurryFury said:Interesting thread.
I appreciate that. Of course I do live in the deep South where manners are programmed into one. I just don't see this as a BDSM issue though.
Fury![]()
WriterDom said:It's different down here. Had an ex-girlfriend following me home from a hike. We hiked about 13 miles so we needed a car at both ends. She was from Pennsylvania, living in Nashville at the time. She almost rear ended me when I stopped for a funeral procession. If we stop in the middle of the road for dead people, of course we're going to open the door for a live lady. Regardless of how she is dressed.
But hey, if you don't like it here, Delta is ready when you are.

FurryFury said:I'm not fond of Delta.
I do like it where I am. I thought I'd made that clear.
Fury![]()
papilllon said:On the contrary! To me, chivalry is very much associated with domination. It makes perfect sense to have a man open the door for me and help me put on my coat and still remain very much the dominant one. In fact, it makes me feel more submissive towards a man if he’s a gentleman (at least in public) as it makes me feel protected and cared for, which are things I need when in a relationship with a man. I also found erotic the idea that the same man who’s opening the door for me would later be giving me a sound spanking.
What do you think of chivalry in your own relationship? Is it something you need? Does it influence how you view your partner? Do you consider a chivalrous man to be less dominant then one who’s not?
Papillon