I was wondering what the psychology aspect of this is.
We need to seek each other out?
It's an inherent need?
Our backgrounds, I get that.
What propels me to want to be so submissive?
Thanks for any input.
Just trying to understand things..
Myself
Thank you very much hon......you are kind to respond and answer. I think you're kind period...
I will look at those...I have the Loving Dominant book on kindle.
And screw the roses send me the thorns about sadomasochism
Although I think I'm more masochistic though.
I haven't found many books in brick and mortar stores but sure they have some on amazon I'm sure.
For me it's more of a need. Without a Mistress I feel lost & very alone.
The one I have now I will stay with until the day I die and I love her very much.
Big-haired Bitch/Personality Hire
Only you can answer the bulk of your questions. You'll never fully understand your submissiveness until you understand what drives you to be submissive.
I know that sounds redundant. But we're the only ones who truly know what our desires mean to us...and I'm not just referring to BDSM, but everyone's desires in general. I understand that doms and masters etc. express that they're there to guide their subs and such, but only the individual will ever truly know what the driving force is behind their desires.
And you can't seek that kind of information from anyone but you.
As far as your other questions go, that has to do with your psyche and past trauma, and you're better off seeking help from a professional before you can move on. It would definitely prevent you from being taken advantage of, as there are those who prey on the seemingly weak and fragile. And it would probably help you understand yourself a lot better.
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Margot, sorry to butt in, but I read the thread. Dani is 100% correct.
“It's nice sometimes to open up the heart a little and let some hurt come in. It proves you're still alive.”
I am not a professional but I am here if you ever need/want a friend to talk to. Sometimes that helps too.
thanks for your input everyone..
thank you Haineko..thank you hon..xoxo You're welcome to do the same sweetie.
Don't be sorry Billy!
xoxoxo
If the relationship isn't going to be, or you suspect it may not be safe, sane and consensual on both sides then don't explore it with that person.
BDSM exist in the vanilla world in different forms - husband/wife - parent/child - boss/employee, as in why do certain people stick it out with others when they should have ended the relationship long ago?
If you're thinking of being a sub then do so once you know you're doing it for the right sane reason.
It's no different then any vanilla relationship.
If your relationships are happy in the vanilla world then they won't be any different in a BDSM relationship.
It's a nature. either you're a dominant or a submissive. And because of that fact, you can't be yourself unless you're living that side of you.
Thank you Mistress Jane for your input.
I can switch sometimes. I take pleasure in it.
I can't speak for anyone else, but for me it started as a pathological need to control. My life is chaos and I've always been answerable to someone, whether it be a boss, teacher, parent or authority figure, I've never been free to blaze my own trail. With BDSM I found a way to have control and it became addictive, in my bedroom I was absolutely and unquestionably in charge. Since then my life's gotten better and I've gotten it under control, but I found out how much I loved it and how easy it was for someone like me to make other people love it too so haven't given it up. It doesn't hurt that I'm a physically imposing man and I have a very forceful personality, so people don't tend to refuse me regardless. The power is a rush, the result is intoxicating and all of it wraps up in a nice little bow that makes anyone feel good about themselves.
I think my emotional growth has been stunted..(maybe to even a teenager, but I'm not sure.)
I always wonder about things a lot and that's because my mom was also an unpredictable adult child..
( read this from my book)