Femdom Categorical Imperatives
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To generalize is human, to particularize divine.
To see our situations, tastes, prejudices and preferences as universals may be the most common bad thinking habit we have. It is just so damn easy to ignore nuances and quirks.
Generalizations about relationships that include power exchange is my own pet peeve (nowadays anyway).
Here are five funny rules for F/m relationships:
when holding hands, Her hand should be on “top” in the lead
I don’t know. Seems like hand holding protocol requires some damned serious negotiation. I have heard unconfirmed rumors that some couples hold hands because that is what sweethearts often do.
cross your legs like Womyn do instead of opening your legs
That became a norm for women because her naughty bits were supposed to be completely out of site and mind. A woman who sat otherwise was a harlot. I’ve known a few guys who sat that way because they liked to. My female friends grew up free of this nonsense.
My substitute rule: when writing use dictionary spellings.
say “i feel” instead of “i think”
Oh, the shame: to think that a mere male creature might dare to think. Associating feelings with inferior status is what sociologists call icky.
submales are easily replaced
Submales are manufactured at an old automobile plant in Cleveland. Though there has been talk of outsourcing submale production to China. While some object fearing the submales will be made from shoddy materials others think having them produced by slave workers fitting.
Any fault lies not with my Wife but in myself
A scientifically verified fact that will guarantee a lifetime of joyful companionship. At least until the divorce.
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“say “i feel” instead of “i think””
This advice is also offered to MtF transsexuals, since apparently it’s more submissive and in line with the feminine. What a load of bollocks (quite literally!)
“Any fault lies not with my Wife but in myself”
Anyone who agrees to this is a moron and probably deserves everything he gets.
Posted by: Alexandra | August 7, 2007 6:02 PM
The probably unintentional reverse sexism didn’t escape me. Poor critter.
Posted by: Richard | August 7, 2007 6:24 PM
Great piece here, Richard!
Posted by: roo-roo | August 8, 2007 10:20 AM
when holding hands, Her hand should be on “top” in the lead
Honestly, as impractical for daily protocol as that sounds, it’s kind of hot to me. The idea that something so small, so totally unnoticeable, could be tinged with D/s — and that, perhaps, we could train ourselves to fold our hands together that way by default, without even thinking — is sexy.
Not sure how actually practical it would prove, though.
Posted by: Trin | August 10, 2007 1:10 PM
I understand the appeal. But currently tend to think those things best for fantasies and don’t have a real urge to introduce them into real life.
Posted by: Richard | August 10, 2007 3:31 PM
I liked about the subs! A good humor, Richard! ;)
Posted by: Uber | August 11, 2007 9:38 PM
Oh for the love of….
(please fill my standard comment in here, thank you)
hugs, E
Posted by: Elizabeth | August 19, 2007 12:29 PM