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Disliking yourself for being submissive (46)

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5 Mar 09, 9:33 PM
iamafls
6 yrs
Hmmm. I do not dislike myself because I am submissive but I do struggle with my submissive nature from time to time.

I'm still learning about the depth of my submissiveness, and I'm not discounting the reality that I MAY, at some point, hit a point that I'm not willing to go beyond. Presumably if I did push past that point I may end up disliking myself.

All about balance, isn't it? I may not be as submissive as another sub but it's what is right for me, and of course what is right for Mistress, I do so want to be the slave she wants and deserves.

6 Mar 09, 12:02 PM
Kookie
UK, 4 yrs
bunuel wrote:
Kookie wrote:

Subs can be very strong people.....for example society has led us to believe that independence is a most valued attribute, when really all you need to do is be yourself and that takes courage. Erdo I can be an independent, strong willed submissive - and happy at that.

Yes, indeed-y, does irk me when bdsm-rs (blokes usually) confuse submissiveness with weakness. Crucially forgetting that you choose to submit to a specific person/people and not society as a whole. That would be a doormat.

Hmmm.....well you can be somebodies doormat if you choose to be.

I agree though, there is a difference between being a weak person and being submissive - the two are not synonymous.I think the problem may lie in either not reconciling with who you are and who you think you should be, matters of incompatibility and/or maybe passive aggression (learned helplessness and resentment).

We are all in the gutter, just some of us are looking at the stars (Wilde).

6 Mar 09, 12:24 PM
night_porter
UK(G), 4 yrs

Kookie wrote:
bunuel wrote:
Kookie wrote:

Subs can be very strong people.....for example society has led us to believe that independence is a most valued attribute, when really all you need to do is be yourself and that takes courage. Erdo I can be an independent, strong willed submissive - and happy at that.

Yes, indeed-y, does irk me when bdsm-rs (blokes usually) confuse submissiveness with weakness. Crucially forgetting that you choose to submit to a specific person/people and not society as a whole. That would be a doormat.

Hmmm.....well you can be somebodies doormat if you choose to be.

I agree though, there is a difference between being a weak person and being submissive - the two are not synonymous.I think the problem may lie in either not reconciling with who you are and who you think you should be, matters of incompatibility and/or maybe passive aggression (learned helplessness and resentment).

'Choose' being the operative word in both these quotes. And, indeed, nothing wrong with that. And conversely, and I hope this doesn't sound too arse-y, being strong and a dominant are also not synonymous. The dominants (for want of a better word) I know have their moments of vulnerability, loneliness, confusion and, indeed, weakness like everyone else.

Cause Holy Cow I Love Your Eyes And Only Now I See The Light

6 Mar 09, 12:59 PM
spankAlicious
UK(N), 4 yrs
well i don't dislike myself but over the past two years my friends have seen a change from me being confident and out going to being a little more quite and not speaking up.

my best friend hates the way when i am in a conversation and people speak over me i just shut up and stop. he says people see my weakness and use it.

i have been in some hard situations where i have found myself being too submissive or trying to fight my submission.

other times people have wanted to take me further than i wish to go and it has caused trouble, Master says people see what's in the eyes and can tell.

the only problem i find is not being able to talk to friends who understand what it is that i do, i have tried and then our friendship is never the same again. i would say that is my only regret.

xx

squidy smiles and kinky fun!!!

Edited 6 Mar 09, 1:01 PM by spankAlicious

6 Mar 09, 1:24 PM
George_Michael
5 yrs
Ms_Valentine wrote:
He is a sexually submissive man, meaning he is totally fulfilled to be sexually and in all other ways submissive to the woman with whom he is in a relationship. He is not in the least bit submissive to anyone else. He is quiet, laid back and friendly but he submits to no one but me. Workwise, he is assertive, comfortable with being the boss there and yet does not bring that assertiveness required at work home where it is not appropriate.

This sums up my own submissiveness, it's about knowing enough of yourself to be happy and enjoy it, in every way.

Subsiding is fun.

7 Mar 09, 2:25 PM
misfit
UK, 3 yrs
George_Michael wrote:
Ms_Valentine wrote:
He is a sexually submissive man, meaning he is totally fulfilled to be sexually and in all other ways submissive to the woman with whom he is in a relationship. He is not in the least bit submissive to anyone else. He is quiet, laid back and friendly but he submits to no one but me. Workwise, he is assertive, comfortable with being the boss there and yet does not bring that assertiveness required at work home where it is not appropriate.

This sums up my own submissiveness, it's about knowing enough of yourself to be happy and enjoy it, in every way.

Ditto

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