Man Up and Dom Up ~Wannabes
by Heaven O'Shey
Just because someone is male does not make him a real man,
much less a Dom or a Master. Wannabes come in all ages, shapes, races, and
sizes.
Some men have heard or read a little about BDSM, and seem to
consider it the perfect way to find a sweet submissive woman to serve their
every need, with some hot kinky sex thrown in as a bonus. As annoying as they
can be, these desperate and persistent souls are not the really dangerous ones
out there. True enough, their enthusiasm and lack of knowledge can get them in
over their head in a hurry. Domly ignorance in BDSM can have serious
consequences for a submissive. (More about this in a future post.)
One should beware of overly eager men, vanilla or lifestyle,
which want to cam and meet before even taking time to meet a woman. A woman
should also avoid persistent men who cannot take no for an answer when
messaging them. It is unlikely that such men will accept or respect a “No,” a
safeword, or a limit in real life.
Among the false Doms or wannabes lurk the truly malevolent
ones. These are psychos who hope to lure unsuspecting women into dangerous
situations, which can result in drugging, captivity, rape, injury, and even
death.
BDSM involves consensual submission and slavery and should
never be confused with nonconsensual slavery and human trafficking. Being in
contact with a man who calls himself a Dominant does not mean a woman forfeits
her freedom, especially her freedom of choice.
Good, experience, caring, Dominant men do exist. A woman
should never settle for less. A submissive woman should take time and care to
expect and require answers to her questions.
Communication and time are essential for sorting out the
real Doms from the wannabes.
"A woman should also avoid persistent men who cannot take no for an answer when messaging them. It is unlikely that such men will accept or respect a “No,” a safeword, or a limit in real life." Very good point!
ReplyDeleteHonestly, any time I hear a man proclaim that he's a "real man", I cringe...and run far, far away. It's usually a great sign that the opposite is true.
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