Why Do You Dom?

Below in quotation marks is the question I was asked and my reply. I thought others may have that, or a similar, question so I decided to post it here on my page. It’s already posted on my Fetlife profile (MissDion).

He also asked about my vanilla interests and fetishes, which are already on my Fetlife page so I didn’t answer that in the response below. My response could’ve been longer, but what I wrote is the gist of it.

“Why do you Dom? What is the role of the Dom, What is the role of Sub, …”

As my profile says, I’m a naturally dominant woman. It’s not something I do. Why, is simply because it’s who I am at my core being. In my opinion a role of a Dom is to care for, respect, and lead their s-type through dominating areas of their life that they give consent for through negotiations. I believe the role of a Dom is to also push their s-types’ limits, all for the purpose of helping them be a better individual and more effective in their submission. As I mentioned previously, I believe communication is one of the key factors in any relationship, especially a D/s or M/s dynamic.

In my opinion, the role of a sub is obedience within their negotiated limits and to do so without resistance, to do so willingly for the simple joy of pleasing their Dom or Master. I believe a sub should desire to grow as a person through their submission and obedience.

I’d love to hear what your response would be if asked this, or a similar, question.

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Dion

I journeyed from GED to a PhD in Psychology. I decided to focus on my writing once I retired from the clinical field. I write in various genres and have several WIPs for publication once edited. I post articles on this website for intellectual and entertainment purposes.

0 thoughts on “Why Do You Dom?”

    1. If you’re asking, you’re probably not especially if your “relationship” is asking you to do things. Do whatever you’re comfortable doing. If your partner asks you to do something, and you’re okay with it, do it. If you’re not okay with it, don’t do it. Communication is important from both of you.

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