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I was told once that switching is a "game" and people who do so
are "players" and don't respect BDSM as a lifestyle. I don't see
myself as player, I honor BDSM as a lifestyle with all it's
rules and chores laid upon.
I started switching when I was a child. At this time I certainly
wasn't aware of the fact what I do, but now thinking back on my
childhood, I see it more clearly. I liked to dominate others, I
told them what and how to do, sure in my knowledge that I do the
right thing. On the other side, when there was a person whom I
would now, based on my knowledge about BDSM, define as a
Dominant ordered me something I followed the orders.
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I am involved in this lifestyle since June 96 and I don't claim
to be a experienced Domme nor a sub. My knowledge is based upon
online experiences and real life experiences from both sides and
I certainly grew in both - my Domination and my submission.
All things I do I do from the base of my heart, with my body, my heart
and my soul. No matter if I dom a sub and try to help them growing in
their submission - be the guiding light in their life - or if I am the
sub myself, eager to please a Domme. My point of view seeing things from
both sides - the Dominant and the submissive one, sometimes makes it easier
for me to make a decision or give somebody advice.
For some people it might be "non - understandable" that I can't
decide whether being Dominant or submissive - for those I take bisexuality
as an example. It's well known that bisexual people love both genders
- male and female - would they be able to decide for one of it, they would
be straight or homosexual. As a matter of fact they can't decide - it's
in their genes. I maintain that my switching is the same if I could decide,
I would do so - but I can't, so I strive to do my very best in both -
My Domination and my submission.
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