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I read a story about a submissive who forget the safe word!Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostThe submissive is ALWAYS the one with the control in the relationship - they are the one who has decided to submit to their Dominant in the first place. The submissive is the one that can always use the safe word to get out of the situation. The submissive is the one that can always revoke their submission and walk away from the relationship (or that part of the relationship).
If that isn't the case, then the Dominant is doing it wrong.
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The submissive is ALWAYS the one with the control in the relationship - they are the one who has decided to submit to their Dominant in the first place. The submissive is the one that can always use the safe word to get out of the situation. The submissive is the one that can always revoke their submission and walk away from the relationship (or that part of the relationship).Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostThat word "allowing" seems to indicate that the women are the ones really in control here.
If that isn't the case, then the Dominant is doing it wrong.
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That word "allowing" seems to indicate that the women are the ones really in control here.The women are allowing their husbands to be the leaders of their households...
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Tara, from Cary, North Carolina.....
another pile of 5hit from across the pond...oh dear.
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If she doesn't want a grumpy man on her hands, wouldn't it be better to ensure his "love tank" stays empty?That's what I call it in my household - the love tank. And when the love tank is empty I got a grumpy man.'
What was it that Streatham madame Cynthia Payne, who must know a thing or two, called it? "regular desp.."
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The ones who married you seem to have become more aggressive.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostIs there any type of female other than submissive?
<dons tin hat>
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Is there any type of female other than submissive?
<dons tin hat>
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