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    Quote Originally Posted by Twisted Beauty View Post

    My friend claims that in order for Sir to understand what its like to be a Dom, he needs to spend time as a sub

    .......I TOTALLY dont think thats right

    ....Is it?????
    A Master/Dom first needs to master/control himself before being a Master for other(s).

    Of course, in the process which is a continuum, he needs to understand the quiddity of the responsibles of a Master.

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    Quote Originally Posted by QuietMaster View Post
    A Master/Dom first needs to master/control himself before being a Master for other(s).

    Of course, in the process which is a continuum, he needs to understand the quiddity of the responsibles of a Master.
    I think this was the one single issue that pushed me to Dom. I as a sub could not find a Dom that I believed had enough control. It's boring. It's frustrating. Goals falling at the way side for the rogue misc session. Doms forgetting there was a mutual agreement. That I too was to gain something from the arrangement.

    As a Dom is it hard to keep this all straight? To ignore that throbbing between my legs when a sub is doing their job of being a good slut? yes it's tough. It's hard as hell. It can be torture sometimes.... but it's worth it.

    I think I developed the patience and the backbone for this by being a sub.

    Do I think the OP's friend is right? nope. I do however understand were his misinformation is developing from.

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