Well said pink_lioness, that's bang-on in my book. I wanted to post here after reading all the replies but you've already put into words what I was thinking. I'm always wary of prescriptive descriptions of a 'real' Dom or sub. I meet D/s couples at munches and events and this trait doesn't reflect the lifestyle in general. For me as a Dom I would be very concerned for a sub in that situation though and would find it almost impossible to develop the D/s dynamic without resolving the more important issue of abuse.
Fuuuuk. The Twues have arrived. Ok, every relationship is different. What I do is different from what Rev does, is different from what my ex does, is different than what you do. Because it is a relationship. Some people are kinky in the bedroom, some are when they can, and some live it all the time. Or think they want to. Some use really annoying splashy speak, going on about T/their needs and talking to U/us, etc. Some know treat their exchange as a private matter. Plenty of subs have the right to speak up. Some slaves do, too. It gets negotiated, and doesn't apply to anyone else.
wow people on here are kinda rude and unrespecting of this girls feelings. as someone who's personally been molested, i can relate to what this girl is feeling and completely understand. when the incident happened, i was with an ex who had a rape fantasy and i agreed to it despite my feelings. and it hurt me more because of what i was going through. theres no such thing as a "true sub" because every relationship is different. maybe enforcer, ruler, highness, king
Wow. Got your BDSM education from 50 Shades, did you? A power exchange is negotiated, anything from a little topping and bottoming in a public scene to 24/7 TPE? The vast majority of D/s falls in between. I'm another one who doesn't like the implied dynamic with "daddy." I'm not a little, I don't do age play. As for options for titles, why is he putting it all on her, as she seems new, and not providing anything other than "what every other woman" called him? I'd be voting for The Wizard.
There's no real good alternative to "daddy". Everything else seems too forced. The only thing even close I can think of is "seniore".
Dude, I'm an adult survivor too. I felt really weird psychologically after the first time I successfully had anal sex thinking shit like I was turning into my abuser. God bless her soul the girl it happened with told me not to be such a fucking pussy since she enjoyed it too. For me it has been very healing to do it. I've generally been the dominant type in most sexual situations and have found that it has opened lines of communication if done right. Your issues are exactly that. C/S, Rev J
Oh, VG you missed that one. Some s-types are called cash cows/pay pigs and expected to support/enhance income of the D type. No gender or orientation discriminated against.