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No such thing as a 'Dom' (93)

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Tue 30 Jun 09, 12:00 PM
rabbot
12 yrs
Thought experiment :)

If a dom lived alone on a desert island he would be a sub because he would be 'dominated' by nature :)

He is only 'dom' in relation to a 'sub'. Without the 'sub' he is not 'dom'. Therefore he is not a 'dom' in himself but only in the relationship. He is not a 'dom' to all people, only some, and indeed 'sub' to some as well. Therefore he is not 'dom'. :)

Happiness is a warm bum! :)

30 Jun 09, 12:06 PM
Backdooruk
UK(BA), 12 yrs
rabbot wrote:
If a dom lived alone on a desert island he would be a sub because he would be 'dominated' by nature :)

Speak for yourself. Give me a knife and I'd be ok :-D

rabbot wrote:
He is only 'dom' in relation to a 'sub'.

Even if you restrict the definition of dom to assertive behaviour (a definition I don't like anyway), people are sub and dom not because of their behaviour towards just one person, but because of a tendency towards such behaviour. That tendency is there when they are asleep just as much as when they are awake, or on a desert island or single.

- Chris

This is my voice, my weapon of choice

30 Jun 09, 12:08 PM
Tanos*
UK(M), 14 yrs

rabbot wrote:
If a dom lived alone on a desert island he would be a sub because he would be 'dominated' by nature :)

A dominant would get up off his backside and "dominate" nature: build a shelter, get some firewood, dig a pig trap, plant some banana trees.

Tanos

www.tanos.org.uk
www.bridgewood.org.uk
www.twitter.com/ukTanos

30 Jun 09, 12:08 PM
JudyInDsGuise
UK(E), 8 yrs
Does a parent cease to be a parent whilst the child away from them (at school or at a friends house)? How about when the child is also an adult?

If you're out socialising, and someone asks you "what do you do?", do you look at the glass in your hand and say "I drink", or do you tell them your occupation?

judy

I must be only one in a million (© David Bowie)

30 Jun 09, 12:11 PM
El_Presidente
UK(G), 4 yrs


Backdooruk wrote:
Even if you restrict the definition of dom to assertive behaviour (a definition I don't like anyway), people are sub and dom not because of their behaviour towards just one person, but because of a tendency towards such behaviour. That tendency is there when they are asleep just as much as when they are awake, or on a desert island or single.

- Chris

I agree with this entirely. 'Dom' and 'sub' are effectively sexual orientations, just like 'gay' or 'straight'. You don't cease to be them the moment you cease to be in a relationship.

Edited for tyops by El_Presidente

30 Jun 09, 12:13 PM
PeterPan1972
UK, 7 yrs

Tanos wrote:
rabbot wrote:
If a dom lived alone on a desert island he would be a sub because he would be 'dominated' by nature :)

A dominant would get up off his backside and "dominate" nature: build a shelter, get some firewood, dig a pig trap, plant some banana trees.

Tanos

At last a sensible summer discussion.

I agreee with Tanos and Chris. I'd like to through in that as a switch I would also be able to sit on my backside and enjoy the food and created stuff after all the hard work. ;-)

The fact that we live at the bottom of a deep gravity well, on the surface of a gas covered planet going, at 66,000 miles an hour, around a nuclear fireball 90 million miles away and think this to be normal is obviously some indication of how skewed our perspective tends to be.

30 Jun 09, 12:14 PM
Tovarich
UK, 6 yrs

Tanos wrote:

A dominant would get up off his backside and "dominate" nature: build a shelter, get some firewood, dig a pig trap, plant some banana trees.

All of which are supplied by, erm, nature.

Sucking up and grovelling to nature would be more what's required.

You can't dominate the environment guys, it'll always win in the end.

Tovarich is a combination of frothy comedy with bitter political undertones.- googlism

30 Jun 09, 12:15 PM
bohnanza
UK(FK), 12 yrs

Backdooruk wrote:
rabbot wrote:
If a dom lived alone on a desert island he would be a sub because he would be 'dominated' by nature :)

Speak for yourself. Give me a knife and I'd be ok :-D

Personally I would prefer Ray Mears.

Science, the only religion that works even if you don't believe in it.
Women wanted, preferably with their own Rohypnol.

30 Jun 09, 12:18 PM
mcncirce*
UK(BH), 9 yrs
Tanos wrote:

A dominant would get up off his backside and "dominate" nature: build a shelter, get some firewood, dig a pig trap, plant some banana trees.

Tanos

Whereas a sub would just roll over and die from lack of guidance and instruction?

I don't think so!! :-p

Michelle

Trussed UK ~****~ Thoughts on BDSM
London Fetish Fair

30 Jun 09, 12:23 PM
Tanos*
UK(M), 14 yrs

Tovarich wrote:
Tanos wrote:

A dominant would get up off his backside and "dominate" nature: build a shelter, get some firewood, dig a pig trap, plant some banana trees.

All of which are supplied by, erm, nature.

Not willingly.

Regards,

Tanos

www.tanos.org.uk
www.bridgewood.org.uk
www.twitter.com/ukTanos

30 Jun 09, 12:24 PM
El_Presidente
UK(G), 4 yrs


bohnanza wrote:
Backdooruk wrote:
rabbot wrote:
If a dom lived alone on a desert island he would be a sub because he would be 'dominated' by nature :)

Speak for yourself. Give me a knife and I'd be ok :-D

Personally I would prefer Ray Mears.

Here's some top tips from the man himself, so rub that between your loafers!

Edited for tyops by El_Presidente

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