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| Thu 19 Jan 12, 12:12 PM Calimero_rslw UK(DE), 23 mths |
Sorry if this is the wrong place..... Long story short.. till I met my Master I had never had a submissive urge in my body, far to dominant although never realised it was dominance till recently... After a few Okay lots of chats.. My Master and I realised that my true nature is dominant but that for some reason my Master just has me submit.. its not an act, its just the only way I can be around my Master.. Yet around all others ( including other dominants) I am dominant.. So after much soul searching we agreed that actually I am more a dominant Woman, that happens to have a submission to one person... Now I am looking to explore this further, and finding that actually my submission to my Master has increased now that I am permitted to be dominant with others... but is anyone else like this.. as I dont really see myself as a switch.. as if anyone else tries to dominant me it just does not work.. I dont have the urge to dominate my Master even playfully either.. I just wondered how seriously any future sub/slave would take me if I myself am actually a collared and owned slave to my Master.. Thanks for any advice. Cali. I am and always have been my Masters Slave, from the day I was born I was his. I just didn't realise it till My Master claimed me. | |
| 19 Jan 12, 12:27 PM kinknthecouple UK(M), 14 mths |
Hi, hope you are well, Not sure how anyone else would find it but me personally I wouldnt even see it being a problem , I would still see you as a Dominant lady and in that role, no issue. M & K | |
| 19 Jan 12, 12:30 PM chrismanch UK(M), 11 yrs |
I don't know if this term is used generally but in the Gay BDSM world you would be called an Alpha. An "Alpha slave" is a slave to their Master but may dominate other slaves, either as part of Master's slave family, or visiting slaves. This may be under instruction from their Master or under their own volition.
Chris | |
| 19 Jan 12, 12:50 PM malemousecaptured UK, 2 yrs |
As a sub I agree,would not matter as all as long as you come over as a dominant person even as I donot always understand someone being both sub and dom mainly as I have a meek docile nature and not playing at being sub but I am sure you can soon make someone pay for it if they do not think you are dominant! | |
| 19 Jan 12, 12:52 PM Lj_switch UK, 3 yrs |
being a switch doesn't mean you are happy to be Dominant or submissive to anyone who pops up, that you swap roles to suit them. There are many switches who are only Dominant with one person, or only submissive to one person, yet take the opposite role with another person. I certainly have As to the attitude of a potential sub, them knowing your are a sub to a particular Dominant, that will depend on them. I had a sub play-partner for nearly a year, and she knew I was a switch, occasionally playing with Dommes, without it bothering her. On the other hand, I have talked to subs who say they couldn't contemplate being sub to a switch. Don't stress over it, if it works for you and your partner, enjoy it and forget about the labels.
be a switch, double your fun | |
| 19 Jan 12, 1:11 PM JustTony UK(L), 17 mths |
It depends on so many things, of course. The problem that some men will have is that they might see themselves as being submissive to your master by proxy- based on the admittedly ropey reasoning that since he can command you to obey almost anything he says, then he can also command your slave, via you. And some men, like me, are just not able to be submissive to a man. To me personally, the submission thing is a part of how I relate to my romantic relationship partner alone, and since I'm not attracted to men, I'm not capable of feeling submissive towards them. Another problem is that some men might perceive you as being less dominant, or less credible as a dominant, if you are also a slave to someone else. Some people's minds just work that way, no matter how you explain that you are only slave to one man. A lot depends on whether you intend to have something resembling a full relationship with a slave, with sex and emotional connection, or just to play with them when it's convenient for both parties. And monogamists might be put off too- for a man who is looking for a monogamous 'full relationship', you already being in a relationship- even if only a 'play' based one- could be a problem. But on the plus side, there doesn't appear to be any shortage of submissive men in the world, so even if some are put off by thoughts such as those, there are bound to be lots and lots of others who will jump at the chance to be your slave or sub.
Edited 19 Jan 12, 1:13 PM by JustTony | |
| 19 Jan 12, 1:34 PM Ama_Sidero UK(GU), 7 yrs |
As the others have said, it needn't really be an issue. It does happen. However, I would add that not only, as Just_Tony said, might some submissive men feel uncomfortable about potential err...leadership issues, there are some who might get downright queasy at the thought of their Dominant being manhandled, flogged, or otherwise used. A lot of people keep the two scenarios well apart to prevent respect dimenishing, etc. But basically, it is whatever works for you and makes you happy! There are no rules! Good luck. @Play_Space - Next party is Friday, February 3, 2012 and the first Friday of every month! | |
| 19 Jan 12, 1:40 PM Calimero_rslw UK(DE), 23 mths |
Thank you for the replies.. I think as with anything it will take finding the right person Master and I are discussing that like two parents wouldnt (or shouldnt) undermine each other.. that it would not be good of me to be undermined where the sub/slave was concerned..
I think that the best thing is to be totally honest with all that are involved and carry on communications all around.. I have had some lovely pms from people in similar situations and its made me feel a bit better..
To be fair my biggest issue is with labels.. Thank you all Cali I am and always have been my Masters Slave, from the day I was born I was his. I just didn't realise it till My Master claimed me. | |
| 19 Jan 12, 1:49 PM tanken UK(NR), 2 yrs |
I don't think anyone is 100% dominant or 100% submissive and I think it is quite natural to feel dominant towards some people and submissive towards others.
That doesn't make everyone a switch though because we can still choose who we have relationships with Happiness is a warm bum | |
| 19 Jan 12, 1:56 PM valiant1 UK(ST), 7 yrs |
IMHO Submissive and Dominant are fine as labels for roles, but way too simplistic as labels for people. In my book, you switch roles, so you are Switch but why bother about labels. Just do what feels right for you. COSHH Data: Caution: Unsuitable for those allergic to nuts! May contain traces of irony and sarcasm. | |
| 19 Jan 12, 2:26 PM Visualize UK(CV), 5 yrs |
Ehhh, the boxes are a bugger.
I am switch, 100%, but haven't met anyone in a while who I have the urge to submit to. My dominant side however is very well fed Different people bring out different things - if you are blessed with someone in your life who can meet your submissive wants while being happy for you to meet you Dominant wants with others then that is a wonderful thing. As far as anyone else taking you seriously for what you are, well, if they are narrow minded enough not to take you seriously then are they worthy of your attention in the first place?
My partner is free to Domme whoever she chooses as long as she talks to me about it first
Very best of luck with it |