denika
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ORIGINAL: Shylahgirl The submissive is no stronger or weaker then the dominant. The difference is how they show their insecurities. As many know the submissive personality is passive… so it wouldn’t make sense for the submissive to strut around playing the, “Look at me I’m so submissive game”… It’s just not in the submissive personality. On the other had the dominant thing to do is to receive outward gratification when insecure. So, the insecure dominant will try as hard as they can to prove to every how good they are. They way a submissive, usually, deals with insecurity is much more internal. They beat them selves up. They might hurt them selves physically thinking that for what ever reason they need to punish them selves. What I’m trying to say is that the submissive can have just as many insecurities as the dominant, but the way they express those insecurities is very different. Shylah Holy crap, I'm still working on even how to respond to this... I'm a submissive, and trust me I am far from passive. What you just described is what I call the 'doormat sub' or 'train-wreck about to happen sub" btw I'm far from passive but I can honestly say I don't strut about saying 'look at me' I have pride in myself and that is completely diffrent than what you are describing. The most fulfilled submissive men and women that I have met all have incredibly strong, confident personalities, and no they are not Switches. They just understand and know who they are. You are right tho, submissive and Dominants all have insecurities that is why we are all human, how we deal with it is based on individual personality triats and past history. Not all submissives are emotional shut ins and cutters. Most, no matter what the title do keep their insecurities to themselves, after all who wants others to know their personal weakness? denika
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