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marie2 -> RE: Inconsistent ? (12/11/2008 10:08:23 AM)
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It sounds like you are each of separate mindframes. I'm supposing that to him he views your need to be his object, then your need to be cared for as incongruent, or as he put it "inconsistant" with what you are to him, or what you claim you want to be to him. (or to the hypothetical dom you are discussing) On one hand it sounds like you want to be viewed by him as an object of use with no concern for your own needs when you say this: I serve to my Masters whim not my own. But then you go on to state that you would like to receive aftercare when you say this: i love extreme play i also like recieving aftercare and the gentler side of things along with the extreme. I'm talking cuddles, kisses, you know the kind of thing. I'm not criticizing that, and I don't think there's anything wrong with it, but it could seem contradictory in a sense, when you come off as if you are all about being this piece of meat object there for your Sir's whims, then you start talking about your wants and needs. You say that you don't need the emotional aspects and the care, but then you say you do...or so that's how it seems, if I'm interpreting you correctly. From my own standpoint, I think the whole "I'm your object and this is so fuckin cool" stuff eventually boils off, then you're left with a nice reduction of " I'm still human and I don't feel fulfilled because I'm not cared for by the person I'm devoted to". No matter how much we may crave the objectification thing, I've come to think it's more a fetish than a realistic foundation for a long lasting relationship. A lot of people go through phases where that type of relationship is desired for whatever reason, and then we evolve, and it's no longer our ideal. I don't believe we can ever really remove the human condition; the need for care from the person we are commited to. You can't dehumanize a human being, no matter how glamourous all the slave lingo looks on paper. And to him, maybe being cared for means having a chick suck his cock. To you maybe it means being held after a whipping, to someone else maybe it means whatever, but either way, people need to receive something that they perceive as care in order to thrive in the long term. And there's nothing wrong with being put through the wringer and then being held and having your tears wiped away afterwards. I kind of like the emotional roller coaster and the spectrum of different emotions...I think that's what really makes it all so intense. There's no shame in directly admitting that you have needs and expectations of a potential Dom. It doesn't make us less submissive, it just separates us from the sides of beef hanging in the cooler.
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