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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

What does this mean? Does this mean you got it from your parent?

What's the opposite of "naturally"? You had to go to Dom school?

Same questions for all the subs....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What does this mean? Does this mean you got it from your parent?

What's the opposite of "naturally"? You had to go to Dom school?

Same questions for all the subs.... "

I read it as they're a bit of a bossy cnut

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What does this mean? Does this mean you got it from your parent?

What's the opposite of "naturally"? You had to go to Dom school?

Same questions for all the subs....

I read it as they're a bit of a bossy cnut "

With whip in hand

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I’m naturally dominant. It just means if you slap me or try and bum me we’re going to have a problem.

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By *RANDMRSJAECouple
over a year ago

chester

Pondering this whilst listening to ‘Joanna’ by Kool and the gang!

It’s irrelevant, I’m submissive by nature!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"What does this mean? Does this mean you got it from your parent?

What's the opposite of "naturally"? You had to go to Dom school?

Same questions for all the subs....

I read it as they're a bit of a bossy cnut "

But why boast about being a bossy cunt?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What does this mean? Does this mean you got it from your parent?

What's the opposite of "naturally"? You had to go to Dom school?

Same questions for all the subs....

I read it as they're a bit of a bossy cnut

But why boast about being a bossy cunt? "

People boast about a lot of stuff on here that I'd be embarrassed to share in a confessional

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"What does this mean? Does this mean you got it from your parent?

What's the opposite of "naturally"? You had to go to Dom school?

Same questions for all the subs....

I read it as they're a bit of a bossy cnut

With whip in hand "

Or a paddle

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By *ellinever70Woman
over a year ago

Ayrshire

It seems like a trick question

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I’m naturally dominant. It just means if you slap me or try and bum me we’re going to have a problem."

How old were you when you know this?

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By *iamondCougarWoman
over a year ago

Norfuck! / Lincolnshire


"What does this mean? Does this mean you got it from your parent?

What's the opposite of "naturally"? You had to go to Dom school?

Same questions for all the subs....

I read it as they're a bit of a bossy cnut "

Or try to be! You see it across the forum posts all the time with people who assert their authority as ‘naturally dominant’

Is it also a form of bullying maybe?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"It seems like a trick question "

? How? I see "naturally dominant" a lot on profiles and in messages. It bemuses me.

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By *agneto.Man
over a year ago

Bham

They're a bossy bastard who doesn't listen to anyone all day every day, not just when having sex.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I’m naturally dominant. It just means if you slap me or try and bum me we’re going to have a problem.

How old were you when you know this? "

I can’t say for fear of being banned or having your thread removed.

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By *etcplCouple
over a year ago

Gapping Fanny

Its my excuse for being an arsehole!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Assertive alpha top with big dick and knows how to fuck coupled with plenty stamina = “Dom.” over Sissy Bitch made to take his cock balls deep and hard = Sub.

nowt to do with schooling, genes, laziness, etc...

is simply to do with each others preferences in enjoying nsa discreet fun, plenty hardcore sex - yes please.

well at least for me it is, very much enjoy being the Sub. servicing big dicks like a practiced whore

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By *ohn KanakaMan
over a year ago

Not all that North of North London

To me it's a term alpha males use who confuse being controlling with being Dominant and are trying to justify their controlling behaviour.

I realise that may not be universally true

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By *ora the explorerWoman
over a year ago

Paradise, Herts

No idea but it’s an avoid for me

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Genuine Doms were born that way. It can't be taught, they know everything there is to know and people ahould not challenge or disagree with them.

Anyone asking for advice how to be a Dom is not a Dom and should be derided and avoided.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

I read it as they're a bit of a bossy cnut "

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By *iamondCougarWoman
over a year ago

Norfuck! / Lincolnshire


"To me it's a term alpha males use who confuse being controlling with being Dominant and are trying to justify their controlling behaviour.

I realise that may not be universally true"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Its my excuse for being an arsehole! "

…. I want to be a Dom

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I’m naturally dominant. It just means if you slap me or try and bum me we’re going to have a problem.

How old were you when you know this?

I can’t say for fear of being banned or having your thread removed."

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By *ensuallover1000Man
over a year ago

Somewhere In The Ether…

‘Naturally dominant?’ - Possibly an alternative manner of expressing the fact that the person so boasting this ostensibly haughty state of being is a prize cunt?

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By *ellinever70Woman
over a year ago

Ayrshire


"It seems like a trick question

? How? I see "naturally dominant" a lot on profiles and in messages. It bemuses me. "

Cos either way, you seem to be mocking them

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By *ackformore100Man
over a year ago

Tin town


"What does this mean? Does this mean you got it from your parent?

What's the opposite of "naturally"? You had to go to Dom school?

Same questions for all the subs.... "

It's not very complicated. Just about personality types... Now if the question is what informs the development of our personalities.. That's a two sentence answer.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Someone who is dominant sexully means to me, they like to take charge, be in control of how things go, basically lead the other person in what happens.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"It seems like a trick question

? How? I see "naturally dominant" a lot on profiles and in messages. It bemuses me.

Cos either way, you seem to be mocking them "

I suspect that men who describe themselves as "naturally dominant" are mocking the principles of Dom/sub relationships and using the phrase to impress wannabe submissives. So I'm not going to apologise for the way I've worded the OP. But as always, I'm happy to hear alternative points of view.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Its my excuse for being an arsehole! "

I really was expecting more from you on this topic.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I think naturally dominant means he was born that way and it wasn't L'Oreal.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Someone who is dominant sexully means to me, they like to take charge, be in control of how things go, basically lead the other person in what happens. "

But "naturally" - what does that mean to you?

If you're sub, are you "naturally sub"?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I’ll give you my serious answer. It’s my way of saying I’m dominant but not a dom. I like to take the lead and like to have some level control during sex and I am not submissive at all.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Id never describe myself as a "dom", but it's natural for me to take the lead and put my partner into the next position etc. and be a little rough (if it's wanted). That's how I would describe being "naturally dominant" - but I wouldn't use that term myself as isn't it natural for most men to be like that and a lesser percentage being subs.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Someone who is dominant sexully means to me, they like to take charge, be in control of how things go, basically lead the other person in what happens.

But "naturally" - what does that mean to you?

If you're sub, are you "naturally sub"?"

It's something that comes naturally to them, like instinctively...less so than born like it.Babies aren't leaders.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"‘Naturally dominant?’ - Possibly an alternative manner of expressing the fact that the person so boasting this ostensibly haughty state of being is a prize cunt? "

I'd not have said theyre prize cunts. But it does seem to imply they're "better at being dominant" in a way. Better than those who aren't that personality type? Because plenty of dominant men I've encountered aren't controlling people - they just like taking charge in bed.

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By *annaBeStrongMan
over a year ago

wokingham

Some people naturally fall into being Dom

Others become aware if it from outside perspective. Maybe from a partner, porn, reading about it. To them it’s something new and exciting and something they need to experience to learn

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Pondering this whilst listening to ‘Joanna’ by Kool and the gang!

It’s irrelevant, I’m submissive by nature! "

Does that mean you're sub in every part of your life?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"What does this mean? Does this mean you got it from your parent?

What's the opposite of "naturally"? You had to go to Dom school?

Same questions for all the subs....

I read it as they're a bit of a bossy cnut

Or try to be! You see it across the forum posts all the time with people who assert their authority as ‘naturally dominant’

Is it also a form of bullying maybe? "

Hmm. I have felt from a few "naturally dominant" guys that they are trying to intimidate me. As in "I was born this way" so I know everything.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I think natural means taking an unforced and easy pleasure in things. Call it Dom Jolly.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Assertive alpha top with big dick and knows how to fuck coupled with plenty stamina = “Dom.” over Sissy Bitch made to take his cock balls deep and hard = Sub.

nowt to do with schooling, genes, laziness, etc...

is simply to do with each others preferences in enjoying nsa discreet fun, plenty hardcore sex - yes please.

well at least for me it is, very much enjoy being the Sub. servicing big dicks like a practiced whore "

Sounds like it works for you. More of a top/bottom dynamic than Dom/sub.

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By *etcplCouple
over a year ago

Gapping Fanny


"Its my excuse for being an arsehole!

…. I want to be a Dom "

Fake it till you make it!

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By *ohn KanakaMan
over a year ago

Not all that North of North London

Anyone on here (there's a few) that has met me will attest to the fact I'm not an Alpha male. And I've become increasingly introverted I recent years. I've been at kink events where I've been mistaken for a sub. But I'm confident anyone who has ever played with me, or seen me in D/s scene will definitely confirm that I'm definitely a Dominant. I love that juxtaposition and love confusing people who think I'm not a true or natural Dom

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Assertive alpha top with big dick and knows how to fuck coupled with plenty stamina = “Dom.” over Sissy Bitch made to take his cock balls deep and hard = Sub.

nowt to do with schooling, genes, laziness, etc...

is simply to do with each others preferences in enjoying nsa discreet fun, plenty hardcore sex - yes please.

well at least for me it is, very much enjoy being the Sub. servicing big dicks like a practiced whore

Sounds like it works for you. More of a top/bottom dynamic than Dom/sub."

Have been with Professional Dominatrix females who certainly knew what they’re doing in comparison to so many amateur wannabes on here who claim to be a Dom but haven’t really got the know-how...

It’s an artform to be a true Dom.

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By *etcplCouple
over a year ago

Gapping Fanny


"Its my excuse for being an arsehole!

I really was expecting more from you on this topic. "

In all seriousness, its a personality type or trait.

They tend to be confident in themselves and their abilities, if is not always about “taking charge”, being “alpha” or any of those cliches.

You can easily tell someone who is trying to play a dominant role, because they easily fall back into their natural state, be that submissive or dismissive.

A naturally dominant person is just someone who is that. They don’t need to pretend or put on a facade. It does not mean they are a sadist, rigger or other top type.

in my experience most people claiming to be naturally dominant tend to mean so in the bedroom (including rough sex) and not so much in a Dom / sub way.

You can get people who are naturally submissive, in so much as their personality type tends to err kn the side of people pleaser or deferential to those people they choose to put above themselves.

Being naturally submissive does not make you a doormat.

Again some people use this to describe how they are in the bedroom, in that they want someone else to take charge and make the decisions for them.

Lets not get started on “do me” subs

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

The ones who aren't need to be treated with caution - they may not even be human, just some programmed cyborg, with some added flesh.

Or an AmDram actor, who failed RADA and struggles to not overact

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By *r SensualMan
over a year ago

London


"Someone who is dominant sexully means to me, they like to take charge, be in control of how things go, basically lead the other person in what happens. "

This right here. Hit the nail on the head.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

Being submissive seems to be inbuilt within me. Feels like "me". It's a bit like asking why I'm an extrovert or why I'm good at picking up languages. I just am, I've no idea why.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Maybe it means that it is a personality trait, nothing wrong with that. Some people do generate towards having a dom traits and using the word natural is how they express that

For me it changes depending on the dynamic I have with a person....It's like different people can bring out different sides to me and what is an organic occurance with one does not necessarily mean it feels right with another....I like being interchangeable with different people and always exciting to discover what the dynamic will be.

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By *lderflower_AppleWoman
over a year ago

Basingstoke

I would describe myself as tending toward being sexually submissive, but I don't consider myself to be a sub in the D/S sense. And I certainly wouldn't want to be with someone who considered himself to be a dom.

I like to be led by someone with alpha tendencies, rather than taking the lead myself. Rarely have I ever felt comfortable taking on that lead role, so I would probably describe myself as being 'naturally' more submissive.

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By *hrista BellendWoman
over a year ago

surrounded by twinkly lights

I like to lead and people like to follow me, I don't need to bully, belittle or demand to take charge.

I am in charge

Being natural at something is when you don't have to work at being it, you just are and people recognise it from your behaviour

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By *ensuallover1000Man
over a year ago

Somewhere In The Ether…

I would label myself as more inclined to the Laissez-faire approach…

‘Do you want to do *insert sexual act here* in the bedroom tonight? No? Ahhh, no worries. Shall we phone your sister and ask her what sexual act we should do instead?’

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I like to lead and people like to follow me, I don't need to bully, belittle or demand to take charge.

I am in charge

Being natural at something is when you don't have to work at being it, you just are and people recognise it from your behaviour "

I get that. That sounds right to me. But why then would anyone need to call themselves naturally dominant. Would you?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I would label myself as more inclined to the Laissez-faire approach…

‘Do you want to do *insert sexual act here* in the bedroom tonight? No? Ahhh, no worries. Shall we phone your sister and ask her what sexual act we should do instead?’ "

starting to wonder about you!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I’ll give you my serious answer. It’s my way of saying I’m dominant but not a dom. I like to take the lead and like to have some level control during sex and I am not submissive at all."

I don't think a lot of people here necessarily recognise the difference between Dom and dominant. Thank you for the serious answer

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Im too competitive to submit my will to anyone

If i try give up control to someone i feel very very uncomfortable even if its just for a few minuted

And dont even try tie me up il spend more time trying to escape than enjoy myself

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Genuine Doms were born that way. It can't be taught, they know everything there is to know and people ahould not challenge or disagree with them.

Anyone asking for advice how to be a Dom is not a Dom and should be derided and avoided. "

"Naturally dominant" seems to be aimed at subs rather than other Doms, I think?

But the message clearly affects men who have an interest in D/s. I see younger men feeling pretty insecure about it all. Where to start etc. they tend to approach subs with some experience rather than other Doms - that's just my experience and viewpoint from talking to dozens of men and being on kink sites.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"What does this mean? Does this mean you got it from your parent?

What's the opposite of "naturally"? You had to go to Dom school?

Same questions for all the subs....

It's not very complicated. Just about personality types... Now if the question is what informs the development of our personalities.. That's a two sentence answer. "

I think that's a whole other thread!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Being a good dominant requires excellent communication and negotiation skills.

Also the submissive partner in the Dom sub relationship isn’t always a quiet, meek, helpless figure you might imagine. I’m submissive but can be hard-nosed, outgoing and a sociable creature.

It just so happens I enjoy CHOOSING to be more submissive nature when with a more dominant partner.

And that’s the key. Choice.

A Dom and sub lifestyle means you have the freedom to engage in as much dominance or submission as you choose.

And it’s the reason you agree upon a safe word before you engage in any activity. It’s a safety measure for the submission, who can use the safe word at any point to end whatever activity is happening.

It’s most commonly used to describe a power play during sexual activity.

For example, the Dom during sex would be the one tying me up, pulling my hair, and generally doing...

But Dom and sub can also mean a power play at work outside the bedroom. At the extreme end, a Dom sub relationship could mean a dynamic where the Dom is in charge of all aspects of the sub’s life. For example, picking what I eat, what I wear, what furniture I’m allowed to use, and even when I use the bathroom. This is more of a total power exchange situation. Also, gender doesn’t have to be the deciding factor. In gay relationships gender is irrelevant, yet one partner can still choose to take the Dom role whilst the other takes the sub role. And someone might also identify as being switch, meaning they are sometimes the Dom and sometimes the sub. It all depends on their mood and who they are playing with.

Think of Dom and sub as a subcategory of BDSM (BDSM stands for Bondage & Discipline, Dominance & Submission, Sadism & Masochism). In fact, the D and S in BDSM have two meanings. The first mean dominance and submission, but also mean bonDage and Sadism.

Just because one enjoys a Dom and sub relationship doesn’t mean they have to enjoy bondage or sadism. And likewise, if you enjoy sadism, it doesn’t mean you have to be engaged in Dom and sub powerplay (although you often are).

I think of Dom and sub to mean the overarching theme of BDSM, dictating who has been consensually agreed upon to lead and who is to follow.

Enjoy

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By *etcplCouple
over a year ago

Gapping Fanny

D types can safeword as well

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Anyone on here (there's a few) that has met me will attest to the fact I'm not an Alpha male. And I've become increasingly introverted I recent years. I've been at kink events where I've been mistaken for a sub. But I'm confident anyone who has ever played with me, or seen me in D/s scene will definitely confirm that I'm definitely a Dominant. I love that juxtaposition and love confusing people who think I'm not a true or natural Dom

"

I think this is where the "naturally Dom" language confuses me. The first man I played with is a very chilled, laid back guy who is not remotely Alpha either. And yet, like you, there's no way anyone could mistake who he is when he switches that side on.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West


"Anyone on here (there's a few) that has met me will attest to the fact I'm not an Alpha male. And I've become increasingly introverted I recent years. I've been at kink events where I've been mistaken for a sub. But I'm confident anyone who has ever played with me, or seen me in D/s scene will definitely confirm that I'm definitely a Dominant. I love that juxtaposition and love confusing people who think I'm not a true or natural Dom

"

This very much describes Mr KC too.

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By *gent CoulsonMan
over a year ago

Secret hideaway in the pennines


"Anyone on here (there's a few) that has met me will attest to the fact I'm not an Alpha male. And I've become increasingly introverted I recent years. I've been at kink events where I've been mistaken for a sub. But I'm confident anyone who has ever played with me, or seen me in D/s scene will definitely confirm that I'm definitely a Dominant. I love that juxtaposition and love confusing people who think I'm not a true or natural Dom

I think this is where the "naturally Dom" language confuses me. The first man I played with is a very chilled, laid back guy who is not remotely Alpha either. And yet, like you, there's no way anyone could mistake who he is when he switches that side on. "

This is me down to a tee. I keep my dominant side locked up till it's time to play and I let him out.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"D types can safeword as well "

I’ve never needed a safe word in my life. I get why people need one when doing things they’re not sure of, but the way I see it, she’s going to feel safe from start to finish and if I feel that that I’m pushing things, I stop or slow down without needing to be told, and she should do the same.

I know I can push things ( ) I just need a hint not a word that can change my mood.

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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"Its my excuse for being an arsehole! "

hmmmm

I’m gonna answer by describing my naturally Dom female friend. She decides and orders faster than me in a restaurant, often not looking at the menu. She Insists on driving , pulls up in her 4WD outside blocking traffic and beeps her horn for me to come out, , messages me pics of haircuts I should have , drives like she’s in London, ask very direct questions , strips of naked when we go swimming in the lake telling picnickers hide your eyes my tits and fanny are coming out

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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"Being a good dominant requires excellent communication and negotiation skills.

Also the submissive partner in the Dom sub relationship isn’t always a quiet, meek, helpless figure you might imagine. I’m submissive but can be hard-nosed, outgoing and a sociable creature.

It just so happens I enjoy CHOOSING to be more submissive nature when with a more dominant partner.

And that’s the key. Choice.

A Dom and sub lifestyle means you have the freedom to engage in as much dominance or submission as you choose.

And it’s the reason you agree upon a safe word before you engage in any activity. It’s a safety measure for the submission, who can use the safe word at any point to end whatever activity is happening.

It’s most commonly used to describe a power play during sexual activity.

For example, the Dom during sex would be the one tying me up, pulling my hair, and generally doing...

But Dom and sub can also mean a power play at work outside the bedroom. At the extreme end, a Dom sub relationship could mean a dynamic where the Dom is in charge of all aspects of the sub’s life. For example, picking what I eat, what I wear, what furniture I’m allowed to use, and even when I use the bathroom. This is more of a total power exchange situation. Also, gender doesn’t have to be the deciding factor. In gay relationships gender is irrelevant, yet one partner can still choose to take the Dom role whilst the other takes the sub role. And someone might also identify as being switch, meaning they are sometimes the Dom and sometimes the sub. It all depends on their mood and who they are playing with.

Think of Dom and sub as a subcategory of BDSM (BDSM stands for Bondage & Discipline, Dominance & Submission, Sadism & Masochism). In fact, the D and S in BDSM have two meanings. The first mean dominance and submission, but also mean bonDage and Sadism.

Just because one enjoys a Dom and sub relationship doesn’t mean they have to enjoy bondage or sadism. And likewise, if you enjoy sadism, it doesn’t mean you have to be engaged in Dom and sub powerplay (although you often are).

I think of Dom and sub to mean the overarching theme of BDSM, dictating who has been consensually agreed upon to lead and who is to follow.

Enjoy "

I’d never claim to be a “Dom” and not into inflicting pain or humiliation on women for my own pleasure at all but I’m dominant, I couldn’t be anything else. Assertive, confident, ambitious, fairly competitive, if I like someone I tell them, might even chase a little , I generally take the lead planning and choosing , I like women that like guys to do that. I generally know how to get what I want in life, without treading on people, but just pushing a little , being a little more persistent and tenacious, enjoying risks and challenges a little more than other guys I know.

I think some guys are into the sex side of being “a Dom” and there’s nothing wrong with that , blogs, munches, safe words all that , to learn how to do it , but I’ve never been interested in all that , I know RACK and I do what feels right for me and the woman I’m with

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By *unx2019Couple
over a year ago

Moray

Am submissive but not maybe naturally.

Just find it's, a way to let things go and let someone else have to make the decisions while I do as I'M told

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex

Some people are naturally dominant. They'll take charge in any given situation, will make their point in a discussion when other people won't speak up, take action if needs be. It doesn't mean they're dominant sexually though

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By *emorefridaCouple
over a year ago

La la land

I'm not totally sure I believe in "naturally" submissive or dominant, in all honesty.

I think if you were naturally submissive, you'd be submissive to everyone as it would be in your nature. And this is often not the case. At best I think someone can be the naturally D or s in their dynamic.

I not in favour of such language as I think it can be used by some, if your were a true Dom/sub you'd do xyz. Think you have Dom/sub tendancies and that with the right person that part of you can be enhanced.

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By *teveanddebsCouple
over a year ago

Norwich


"They're a bossy bastard who doesn't listen to anyone all day every day, not just when having sex. "

I think you are confusing dominant with domineering.

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By *eyond PurityCouple
over a year ago

Lincolnshire

I see it that if you have to tell people you are dominant then you aren’t really.

It’s a red flag for me.

I’m happy being a leader at times but I wouldn’t exert any dominance on anyone, unless they were comfortable and I was…

K

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Its my excuse for being an arsehole!

I really was expecting more from you on this topic.

In all seriousness, its a personality type or trait.

They tend to be confident in themselves and their abilities, if is not always about “taking charge”, being “alpha” or any of those cliches.

You can easily tell someone who is trying to play a dominant role, because they easily fall back into their natural state, be that submissive or dismissive.

A naturally dominant person is just someone who is that. They don’t need to pretend or put on a facade. It does not mean they are a sadist, rigger or other top type.

in my experience most people claiming to be naturally dominant tend to mean so in the bedroom (including rough sex) and not so much in a Dom / sub way.

You can get people who are naturally submissive, in so much as their personality type tends to err kn the side of people pleaser or deferential to those people they choose to put above themselves.

Being naturally submissive does not make you a doormat.

Again some people use this to describe how they are in the bedroom, in that they want someone else to take charge and make the decisions for them.

Lets not get started on “do me” subs "

DO ME!!

But seriously, thank you

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Id never describe myself as a "dom", but it's natural for me to take the lead and put my partner into the next position etc. and be a little rough (if it's wanted). That's how I would describe being "naturally dominant" - but I wouldn't use that term myself as isn't it natural for most men to be like that and a lesser percentage being subs. "

Natural for men to be in charge? I don't agree but good to hear your take on it?

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By *odgerMooreMan
over a year ago

Carlisle


"Id never describe myself as a "dom", but it's natural for me to take the lead and put my partner into the next position etc. and be a little rough (if it's wanted). That's how I would describe being "naturally dominant" - but I wouldn't use that term myself as isn't it natural for most men to be like that and a lesser percentage being subs.

Natural for men to be in charge? I don't agree but good to hear your take on it?"

Oooh a thread for me???

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Id never describe myself as a "dom", but it's natural for me to take the lead and put my partner into the next position etc. and be a little rough (if it's wanted). That's how I would describe being "naturally dominant" - but I wouldn't use that term myself as isn't it natural for most men to be like that and a lesser percentage being subs.

Natural for men to be in charge? I don't agree but good to hear your take on it?

Oooh a thread for me??? "

Being pegged doesn't strike me as the request of a "naturally dominant" man

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By *vanabeusedTV/TS
over a year ago

somewhere

My porn path led me down some routes I may not have ordinarily traveled so I’m not 100% naturally sub . What ever I am I like it but I can’t get anyone to share the fruits of it with x

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

Naturally Dominant is a perfectly acceptable term for someone who was born with the pre-requisites.

The problem lies with those who incorrectly label themselves.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I'm not totally sure I believe in "naturally" submissive or dominant, in all honesty.

I think if you were naturally submissive, you'd be submissive to everyone as it would be in your nature. And this is often not the case. At best I think someone can be the naturally D or s in their dynamic.

I not in favour of such language as I think it can be used by some, if your were a true Dom/sub you'd do xyz. Think you have Dom/sub tendancies and that with the right person that part of you can be enhanced. "

I think the more this thread goes on, the less in favour of "naturally" anything I am. Clearly I am not a sub personality! And I've had men tell me I'm not a true/real/natural sub. That seems problematic. The implication is often - well if you WERE a true sub, you'd do what I tell you to.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Naturally Dominant is a perfectly acceptable term for someone who was born with the pre-requisites.

The problem lies with those who incorrectly label themselves. "

Would that be most of them then, Granny? Is it like saying how nice and genuine you are?

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

They are mixing their subs with their dick heads.......

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
over a year ago

The Town by The Cross


"Naturally Dominant is a perfectly acceptable term for someone who was born with the pre-requisites.

The problem lies with those who incorrectly label themselves.

Would that be most of them then, Granny? Is it like saying how nice and genuine you are?"

Got to watch those trumpet blowers.....

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Naturally Dominant is a perfectly acceptable term for someone who was born with the pre-requisites.

The problem lies with those who incorrectly label themselves.

Would that be most of them then, Granny? Is it like saying how nice and genuine you are?

Got to watch those trumpet blowers....."

Oh yes

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By *emorefridaCouple
over a year ago

La la land


"I'm not totally sure I believe in "naturally" submissive or dominant, in all honesty.

I think if you were naturally submissive, you'd be submissive to everyone as it would be in your nature. And this is often not the case. At best I think someone can be the naturally D or s in their dynamic.

I not in favour of such language as I think it can be used by some, if your were a true Dom/sub you'd do xyz. Think you have Dom/sub tendancies and that with the right person that part of you can be enhanced.

I think the more this thread goes on, the less in favour of "naturally" anything I am. Clearly I am not a sub personality! And I've had men tell me I'm not a true/real/natural sub. That seems problematic. The implication is often - well if you WERE a true sub, you'd do what I tell you to. "

It's not like we go around saying I'm naturally a dickhead. And I'm often a dickhead doesn't mean I'm that all the time nor do I want to be labelled it

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I'm not totally sure I believe in "naturally" submissive or dominant, in all honesty.

I think if you were naturally submissive, you'd be submissive to everyone as it would be in your nature. And this is often not the case. At best I think someone can be the naturally D or s in their dynamic.

I not in favour of such language as I think it can be used by some, if your were a true Dom/sub you'd do xyz. Think you have Dom/sub tendancies and that with the right person that part of you can be enhanced.

I think the more this thread goes on, the less in favour of "naturally" anything I am. Clearly I am not a sub personality! And I've had men tell me I'm not a true/real/natural sub. That seems problematic. The implication is often - well if you WERE a true sub, you'd do what I tell you to.

It's not like we go around saying I'm naturally a dickhead. And I'm often a dickhead doesn't mean I'm that all the time nor do I want to be labelled it "

Oh I SO want to update my profile now with that.

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By *adyJayneWoman
over a year ago

Burnleyish (She/They)


"Genuine Doms were born that way. It can't be taught, they know everything there is to know and people ahould not challenge or disagree with them.

Anyone asking for advice how to be a Dom is not a Dom and should be derided and avoided. "

I wouldn't agree with this.

Dominance is a mindset which can incorporate confidence, self awareness and self-assurance. All of which are skills that can be learnt and developed.

My current secondary partner has l, until recent times identified purely as submissive, but now he understands himself more and is far more confident he identifies as a switch and believe me that dominant side is one of the few people I have happily and willingly submitted too.

I always identified as submissive. Over time as I became more aware of myself I'm a dominant leaning switch.

Not only that, for a lot of people being a 'Dom' involves a lot of BDSM play all of which needs a lot of learning and understanding.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Genuine Doms were born that way. It can't be taught, they know everything there is to know and people ahould not challenge or disagree with them.

Anyone asking for advice how to be a Dom is not a Dom and should be derided and avoided.

I wouldn't agree with this.

Dominance is a mindset which can incorporate confidence, self awareness and self-assurance. All of which are skills that can be learnt and developed.

My current secondary partner has l, until recent times identified purely as submissive, but now he understands himself more and is far more confident he identifies as a switch and believe me that dominant side is one of the few people I have happily and willingly submitted too.

I always identified as submissive. Over time as I became more aware of myself I'm a dominant leaning switch.

Not only that, for a lot of people being a 'Dom' involves a lot of BDSM play all of which needs a lot of learning and understanding. "

I'm fairly sure the comment you're replying to is taking the mick

Thank you, Lady Jayne. Always food for thought around this topic.

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By *adyJayneWoman
over a year ago

Burnleyish (She/They)


"have been with Professional Dominatrix females who certainly knew what they’re doing in comparison to so many amateur wannabes on here who claim to be a Dom but haven’t really got the know-how...

It’s an artform to be a true Dom."

And pretty much all (say 90% at least) of the best pro Dommes I know - are submissive in their personal life.

The best way to be able to get into someone's head - know why the buttons your pushing works. Switches make the best play partners.

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By *adyJayneWoman
over a year ago

Burnleyish (She/They)


"I'm fairly sure the comment you're replying to is taking the mick

Thank you, Lady Jayne. Always food for thought around this topic. "

Oops. Autism fail...

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I'm fairly sure the comment you're replying to is taking the mick

Thank you, Lady Jayne. Always food for thought around this topic.

Oops. Autism fail..."

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By *RANDMRSJAECouple
over a year ago

chester


"Pondering this whilst listening to ‘Joanna’ by Kool and the gang!

It’s irrelevant, I’m submissive by nature!

Does that mean you're sub in every part of your life?"

Not every part; there are some things I don’t like to relinquish control of.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"They're a bossy bastard who doesn't listen to anyone all day every day, not just when having sex. "

Absolutely this. They’ll *try* to control what we do, where we do it, at what time…ohhhhhh boring boring boring

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Pondering this whilst listening to ‘Joanna’ by Kool and the gang!

It’s irrelevant, I’m submissive by nature!

Does that mean you're sub in every part of your life?

Not every part; there are some things I don’t like to relinquish control of. "

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"They're a bossy bastard who doesn't listen to anyone all day every day, not just when having sex.

Absolutely this. They’ll *try* to control what we do, where we do it, at what time…ohhhhhh boring boring boring"

That's just a twat, I think.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"They're a bossy bastard who doesn't listen to anyone all day every day, not just when having sex.

Absolutely this. They’ll *try* to control what we do, where we do it, at what time…ohhhhhh boring boring boring

That's just a twat, I think. "

I think you might be right

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By *ellsuitedMan
over a year ago

Elstree

For me it is that I find myself taking charge of most situations....

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By *layTimeEssexCouple
over a year ago

Stansted

I get what it means and ditto naturally submissive. BUT wouldn't go around saying it as indeed make you sound like a bossy twat.

Think some people are naturally dominant or submissive by nature while some act/fake it in sexual situations, which is not bad, just different. Bit like in normal life some are natural leaders and some force themselves if they have to.

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By *ellsuitedMan
over a year ago

Elstree

Absolutely correct...


"I get what it means and ditto naturally submissive. BUT wouldn't go around saying it as indeed make you sound like a bossy twat.

Think some people are naturally dominant or submissive by nature while some act/fake it in sexual situations, which is not bad, just different. Bit like in normal life some are natural leaders and some force themselves if they have to. "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"have been with Professional Dominatrix females who certainly knew what they’re doing in comparison to so many amateur wannabes on here who claim to be a Dom but haven’t really got the know-how...

It’s an artform to be a true Dom.

And pretty much all (say 90% at least) of the best pro Dommes I know - are submissive in their personal life.

The best way to be able to get into someone's head - know why the buttons your pushing works. Switches make the best play partners. "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Genuine Doms were born that way. It can't be taught, they know everything there is to know and people ahould not challenge or disagree with them.

Anyone asking for advice how to be a Dom is not a Dom and should be derided and avoided.

I wouldn't agree with this.

Dominance is a mindset which can incorporate confidence, self awareness and self-assurance. All of which are skills that can be learnt and developed.

My current secondary partner has l, until recent times identified purely as submissive, but now he understands himself more and is far more confident he identifies as a switch and believe me that dominant side is one of the few people I have happily and willingly submitted too.

I always identified as submissive. Over time as I became more aware of myself I'm a dominant leaning switch.

Not only that, for a lot of people being a 'Dom' involves a lot of BDSM play all of which needs a lot of learning and understanding. "

Sorry, it was a sarcastic post.

I agree with you. I was being sarcastic because a lot of Dom BDSM people rant about how such things can't be learnt, they themselves 'live' the lifestyle and were just made that way. Which of course is bollocks.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Genuine Doms were born that way. It can't be taught, they know everything there is to know and people ahould not challenge or disagree with them.

Anyone asking for advice how to be a Dom is not a Dom and should be derided and avoided.

I wouldn't agree with this.

Dominance is a mindset which can incorporate confidence, self awareness and self-assurance. All of which are skills that can be learnt and developed.

My current secondary partner has l, until recent times identified purely as submissive, but now he understands himself more and is far more confident he identifies as a switch and believe me that dominant side is one of the few people I have happily and willingly submitted too.

I always identified as submissive. Over time as I became more aware of myself I'm a dominant leaning switch.

Not only that, for a lot of people being a 'Dom' involves a lot of BDSM play all of which needs a lot of learning and understanding.

Sorry, it was a sarcastic post.

I agree with you. I was being sarcastic because a lot of Dom BDSM people rant about how such things can't be learnt, they themselves 'live' the lifestyle and were just made that way. Which of course is bollocks.

"

Ah but those are the only twue doms

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Genuine Doms were born that way. It can't be taught, they know everything there is to know and people ahould not challenge or disagree with them.

Anyone asking for advice how to be a Dom is not a Dom and should be derided and avoided.

I wouldn't agree with this.

Dominance is a mindset which can incorporate confidence, self awareness and self-assurance. All of which are skills that can be learnt and developed.

My current secondary partner has l, until recent times identified purely as submissive, but now he understands himself more and is far more confident he identifies as a switch and believe me that dominant side is one of the few people I have happily and willingly submitted too.

I always identified as submissive. Over time as I became more aware of myself I'm a dominant leaning switch.

Not only that, for a lot of people being a 'Dom' involves a lot of BDSM play all of which needs a lot of learning and understanding.

Sorry, it was a sarcastic post.

I agree with you. I was being sarcastic because a lot of Dom BDSM people rant about how such things can't be learnt, they themselves 'live' the lifestyle and were just made that way. Which of course is bollocks.

Ah but those are the only twue doms "

Weally?

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By *ellsuitedMan
over a year ago

Elstree

I personally think that a 24/7 living the bdsm lifestyle would be great for about....3 days.....although it can be a lot of fun in the bedroom!!!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I personally think that a 24/7 living the bdsm lifestyle would be great for about....3 days.....although it can be a lot of fun in the bedroom!!!"

I couldn't hack 24:7. I'd get irritated as hell.

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By *etcplCouple
over a year ago

Gapping Fanny


"I personally think that a 24/7 living the bdsm lifestyle would be great for about....3 days.....although it can be a lot of fun in the bedroom!!!"

But its not all about the bedroom.

A 24/7 TPE relationship can be like having a grown up child. Its a lot of work, and not all fun and games.

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By *ellsuitedMan
over a year ago

Elstree

Absolutely!!!! I could not agree more!

I don't have the time for a TPE!!


"I personally think that a 24/7 living the bdsm lifestyle would be great for about....3 days.....although it can be a lot of fun in the bedroom!!!

But its not all about the bedroom.

A 24/7 TPE relationship can be like having a grown up child. Its a lot of work, and not all fun and games."

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By *etcplCouple
over a year ago

Gapping Fanny


"Its my excuse for being an arsehole!

hmmmm

"

Yeah you know an arsehole. The kinda person who wont speak to you directly, but happy enough to bad mouth you to others!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm not totally sure I believe in "naturally" submissive or dominant, in all honesty.

I think if you were naturally submissive, you'd be submissive to everyone as it would be in your nature. And this is often not the case. At best I think someone can be the naturally D or s in their dynamic.

I not in favour of such language as I think it can be used by some, if your were a true Dom/sub you'd do xyz. Think you have Dom/sub tendancies and that with the right person that part of you can be enhanced. "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I don't know how to adequately describe this, but you can definitely tell when someone is naturally dominant .. It's like the steel is part of their dna - its not an act or a cloak.. They are usually extremely charismatic because they are confident in themselves and that carries through into everyday life and extends beyond into anything (or anyone) they are interested in

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I don't know how to adequately describe this, but you can definitely tell when someone is naturally dominant .. It's like the steel is part of their dna - its not an act or a cloak.. They are usually extremely charismatic because they are confident in themselves and that carries through into everyday life and extends beyond into anything (or anyone) they are interested in "

I agree with you its just how they naturally are.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I don't know how to adequately describe this, but you can definitely tell when someone is naturally dominant .. It's like the steel is part of their dna - its not an act or a cloak.. They are usually extremely charismatic because they are confident in themselves and that carries through into everyday life and extends beyond into anything (or anyone) they are interested in "

I agree. But if that's the case - why the need to state it? It's like "I'm a nice genuine guy". I'm sceptical!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Submissive is interesting.

In my everyday life i am quite confident, direct, I'm a manager with very strong willed teams. People at work and i think friends /family would describe me as dominant

Since joining fab i can observe how my behaviour differs. I'm paid to do a job and so i get it done well and i don't take any crap. But I've realised I thrive on praise and recognition - and overdeliver because i want to please and do a good job.

I think this is where my 'natural submissive' nature is... Also because I'm a very strong character its very refreshing when i meet someone who knows what they want and i can just 'relax' instead of having to take charge. But I'm not insipid and I'll make you 'work for /earn' my submission... My personality means I'll challenge you and if you are not up to it then the dymamic just won't occur. It makes me sound cocky - I'm not, but i don't know how to adequately say it

Sorry for such a long rambling post!

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By *ackformore100Man
over a year ago

Tin town


"I don't know how to adequately describe this, but you can definitely tell when someone is naturally dominant .. It's like the steel is part of their dna - its not an act or a cloak.. They are usually extremely charismatic because they are confident in themselves and that carries through into everyday life and extends beyond into anything (or anyone) they are interested in

I agree. But if that's the case - why the need to state it? It's like "I'm a nice genuine guy". I'm sceptical!"

Possibly because if you're not looking for someone like that, or there's more than a fair chance that your personalities are going to clash.. Then it's handy to know?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I don't know how to adequately describe this, but you can definitely tell when someone is naturally dominant .. It's like the steel is part of their dna - its not an act or a cloak.. They are usually extremely charismatic because they are confident in themselves and that carries through into everyday life and extends beyond into anything (or anyone) they are interested in

I agree. But if that's the case - why the need to state it? It's like "I'm a nice genuine guy". I'm sceptical!"

Oh i don't know.. My DD has 'naturally dominant' in his profile.... I always took it to mean 'I'm not a switch'??

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Submissive is interesting.

In my everyday life i am quite confident, direct, I'm a manager with very strong willed teams. People at work and i think friends /family would describe me as dominant

Since joining fab i can observe how my behaviour differs. I'm paid to do a job and so i get it done well and i don't take any crap. But I've realised I thrive on praise and recognition - and overdeliver because i want to please and do a good job.

I think this is where my 'natural submissive' nature is... Also because I'm a very strong character its very refreshing when i meet someone who knows what they want and i can just 'relax' instead of having to take charge. But I'm not insipid and I'll make you 'work for /earn' my submission... My personality means I'll challenge you and if you are not up to it then the dymamic just won't occur. It makes me sound cocky - I'm not, but i don't know how to adequately say it

Sorry for such a long rambling post! "

I’m glad to read the word DYNAMIC in your post over anything. And that’s normally the most natural thing I find. That comes naturally over anything.

You just know their wants and desires feeds yours in that exact moment.

No written agreements before or given names (sub / dom). Just ripping each other’s clothes off and one of you asking “just take me!’ And the other saying “ I’m going to have you climaxing and screaming all over this damn room!’

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By *olourmeplayfulWoman
over a year ago

Manchester


"To me it's a term alpha males use who confuse being controlling with being Dominant and are trying to justify their controlling behaviour.

I realise that may not be universally true"

This is how I read it too

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Submissive is interesting.

In my everyday life i am quite confident, direct, I'm a manager with very strong willed teams. People at work and i think friends /family would describe me as dominant

Since joining fab i can observe how my behaviour differs. I'm paid to do a job and so i get it done well and i don't take any crap. But I've realised I thrive on praise and recognition - and overdeliver because i want to please and do a good job.

I think this is where my 'natural submissive' nature is... Also because I'm a very strong character its very refreshing when i meet someone who knows what they want and i can just 'relax' instead of having to take charge. But I'm not insipid and I'll make you 'work for /earn' my submission... My personality means I'll challenge you and if you are not up to it then the dymamic just won't occur. It makes me sound cocky - I'm not, but i don't know how to adequately say it

Sorry for such a long rambling post! "

No rambling at all. I know what you mean. Many "dominant" men think all they need to do is whistle and a sub will roll over and beg. Submission can't be taken, it has to be offered freely.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I don't know how to adequately describe this, but you can definitely tell when someone is naturally dominant .. It's like the steel is part of their dna - its not an act or a cloak.. They are usually extremely charismatic because they are confident in themselves and that carries through into everyday life and extends beyond into anything (or anyone) they are interested in

I agree. But if that's the case - why the need to state it? It's like "I'm a nice genuine guy". I'm sceptical!

Oh i don't know.. My DD has 'naturally dominant' in his profile.... I always took it to mean 'I'm not a switch'?? "

Hadn't thought of that. Hmm. I just find it bemusing. And I've had negative experiences with men who claim it. That's why I was interested in other opinions.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Submissive is interesting.

In my everyday life i am quite confident, direct, I'm a manager with very strong willed teams. People at work and i think friends /family would describe me as dominant

Since joining fab i can observe how my behaviour differs. I'm paid to do a job and so i get it done well and i don't take any crap. But I've realised I thrive on praise and recognition - and overdeliver because i want to please and do a good job.

I think this is where my 'natural submissive' nature is... Also because I'm a very strong character its very refreshing when i meet someone who knows what they want and i can just 'relax' instead of having to take charge. But I'm not insipid and I'll make you 'work for /earn' my submission... My personality means I'll challenge you and if you are not up to it then the dymamic just won't occur. It makes me sound cocky - I'm not, but i don't know how to adequately say it

Sorry for such a long rambling post! "

Makes sense to me!

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By *hrista BellendWoman
over a year ago

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"Submissive is interesting.

In my everyday life i am quite confident, direct, I'm a manager with very strong willed teams. People at work and i think friends /family would describe me as dominant

Since joining fab i can observe how my behaviour differs. I'm paid to do a job and so i get it done well and i don't take any crap. But I've realised I thrive on praise and recognition - and overdeliver because i want to please and do a good job.

I think this is where my 'natural submissive' nature is... Also because I'm a very strong character its very refreshing when i meet someone who knows what they want and i can just 'relax' instead of having to take charge. But I'm not insipid and I'll make you 'work for /earn' my submission... My personality means I'll challenge you and if you are not up to it then the dymamic just won't occur. It makes me sound cocky - I'm not, but i don't know how to adequately say it

Sorry for such a long rambling post!

No rambling at all. I know what you mean. Many "dominant" men think all they need to do is whistle and a sub will roll over and beg. Submission can't be taken, it has to be offered freely. "

I would say as a domme, I need to earn his submission, he has to place ultimate trust in me that I can safely play with him and take him to such highs without abandoning him once 'I'm' done.

I couldn't play with a sub that just gives me submission, I need to form a close connection with him and form our dynamic together

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By *ittleMyWoman
over a year ago

Stockport


"Submissive is interesting.

In my everyday life i am quite confident, direct, I'm a manager with very strong willed teams. People at work and i think friends /family would describe me as dominant

Since joining fab i can observe how my behaviour differs. I'm paid to do a job and so i get it done well and i don't take any crap. But I've realised I thrive on praise and recognition - and overdeliver because i want to please and do a good job.

I think this is where my 'natural submissive' nature is... Also because I'm a very strong character its very refreshing when i meet someone who knows what they want and i can just 'relax' instead of having to take charge. But I'm not insipid and I'll make you 'work for /earn' my submission... My personality means I'll challenge you and if you are not up to it then the dymamic just won't occur. It makes me sound cocky - I'm not, but i don't know how to adequately say it

Sorry for such a long rambling post! "

Not rambling at all! A very concise summary from my perspective. Thank you x

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over a year ago


"Submissive is interesting.

In my everyday life i am quite confident, direct, I'm a manager with very strong willed teams. People at work and i think friends /family would describe me as dominant

Since joining fab i can observe how my behaviour differs. I'm paid to do a job and so i get it done well and i don't take any crap. But I've realised I thrive on praise and recognition - and overdeliver because i want to please and do a good job.

I think this is where my 'natural submissive' nature is... Also because I'm a very strong character its very refreshing when i meet someone who knows what they want and i can just 'relax' instead of having to take charge. But I'm not insipid and I'll make you 'work for /earn' my submission... My personality means I'll challenge you and if you are not up to it then the dymamic just won't occur. It makes me sound cocky - I'm not, but i don't know how to adequately say it

Sorry for such a long rambling post!

No rambling at all. I know what you mean. Many "dominant" men think all they need to do is whistle and a sub will roll over and beg. Submission can't be taken, it has to be offered freely.

I would say as a domme, I need to earn his submission, he has to place ultimate trust in me that I can safely play with him and take him to such highs without abandoning him once 'I'm' done.

I couldn't play with a sub that just gives me submission, I need to form a close connection with him and form our dynamic together "

I wanted to say that soemone needs to earn my submission, but thought it might come across as a bit up myself.

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over a year ago


"I don't know how to adequately describe this, but you can definitely tell when someone is naturally dominant .. It's like the steel is part of their dna - its not an act or a cloak.. They are usually extremely charismatic because they are confident in themselves and that carries through into everyday life and extends beyond into anything (or anyone) they are interested in "

Oh my. Way with words

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By *hrista BellendWoman
over a year ago

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"Submissive is interesting.

In my everyday life i am quite confident, direct, I'm a manager with very strong willed teams. People at work and i think friends /family would describe me as dominant

Since joining fab i can observe how my behaviour differs. I'm paid to do a job and so i get it done well and i don't take any crap. But I've realised I thrive on praise and recognition - and overdeliver because i want to please and do a good job.

I think this is where my 'natural submissive' nature is... Also because I'm a very strong character its very refreshing when i meet someone who knows what they want and i can just 'relax' instead of having to take charge. But I'm not insipid and I'll make you 'work for /earn' my submission... My personality means I'll challenge you and if you are not up to it then the dymamic just won't occur. It makes me sound cocky - I'm not, but i don't know how to adequately say it

Sorry for such a long rambling post!

No rambling at all. I know what you mean. Many "dominant" men think all they need to do is whistle and a sub will roll over and beg. Submission can't be taken, it has to be offered freely.

I would say as a domme, I need to earn his submission, he has to place ultimate trust in me that I can safely play with him and take him to such highs without abandoning him once 'I'm' done.

I couldn't play with a sub that just gives me submission, I need to form a close connection with him and form our dynamic together

I wanted to say that soemone needs to earn my submission, but thought it might come across as a bit up myself. "

You definitely should as its such an important part of a trust bond.

I never bother with what other people think of me, as I always manage to offend someone regardless

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By *astpoetMan
over a year ago

where the world takes me

I call myself naturally sub and that's because in a sexual scenario i get my pleasure from pleasing.

Obviously i'm inclined to being dominated, and it is something i love, but even in more vanilla sex i'm drawn to giving pleasure almost more than i am receiving it.

For example i'd much rather go down on someone than be gone down on, and when it comes to penetration i prefer the other person to choose the right timing for them.

I also like the person i'm with to be "selfish" if i'm taking a cock for example i don't want them to stop if i cum i want them to keep going until they're satisfied, and if a woman wants to just use me to keep herself amused, face sitting or having me between her legs it's such a turn on.

Effectively it's a power dynamic, and i love to give up power to the other person

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Submissive is interesting.

In my everyday life i am quite confident, direct, I'm a manager with very strong willed teams. People at work and i think friends /family would describe me as dominant

Since joining fab i can observe how my behaviour differs. I'm paid to do a job and so i get it done well and i don't take any crap. But I've realised I thrive on praise and recognition - and overdeliver because i want to please and do a good job.

I think this is where my 'natural submissive' nature is... Also because I'm a very strong character its very refreshing when i meet someone who knows what they want and i can just 'relax' instead of having to take charge. But I'm not insipid and I'll make you 'work for /earn' my submission... My personality means I'll challenge you and if you are not up to it then the dymamic just won't occur. It makes me sound cocky - I'm not, but i don't know how to adequately say it

Sorry for such a long rambling post!

No rambling at all. I know what you mean. Many "dominant" men think all they need to do is whistle and a sub will roll over and beg. Submission can't be taken, it has to be offered freely.

I would say as a domme, I need to earn his submission, he has to place ultimate trust in me that I can safely play with him and take him to such highs without abandoning him once 'I'm' done.

I couldn't play with a sub that just gives me submission, I need to form a close connection with him and form our dynamic together

I wanted to say that soemone needs to earn my submission, but thought it might come across as a bit up myself.

You definitely should as its such an important part of a trust bond.

I never bother with what other people think of me, as I always manage to offend someone regardless "

I've never seen you offend anyone here!

But I have realised over time that whilst I am not naturally submissive, my submission is of value to those who seek it and worth working for.

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By *ensualMan
over a year ago

Sutton

I would preface my comments by saying these are my views and people are entitled to other views.

The number one rule of the kink club is that you use defined terms.

The number two rule is that no-one agrees with someone elses definition of a term.

I think some context is required and I would suggest the term "naturally dominant" is used in at least five contexts.

First, as jokingly put above, it can be used by people in D/S sense who believe dominance is innate, and they pronounce themselves as dominant and people who are submissive should automatically obey them.

Second, it can be applied in a non D/S sense to people who automatically take control of situations rightly or wrongly.

Third, it can apply to people who walk into a room, or who you talk to that exude command and control

Fourth it can apply in a sexual sense to people who automatically take control in the bedroom.

Fifth it can apply in a D/S sense where in a properly negotiated power exchange relationship/ dynamic a person's preference is to be in control. This applies in the converse for "naturally submissive".

I am not into kink shaming but I can state I don't believe in "true doms" or "true subs". Whether you play in the deep end or the shallow end of the D/s pool it is all D/s, so in the same way I prefer Kinbaku to Shibari but at the end of the day it is all rope.

It all depends if the the requirements of each in the potential relationship match.

I think labels guide but do not define. So it has taken me time to accept that I am a dom. It is not so much as a want, as a need to have a power exchange relationship. But there are a number of steps to that.

There also seems to be a confusion about "topping" and " bottoming". Pure play situations tend to be topping and bottoming and not (in mine and others view) an indication of D/S.

I think the need to earn the sub's submission is a thing where the sub has power or there is a primal dynamic. It is mot unusual that there is a probationary period where the dom can decide whether to take on the sub. Clearly the sub can decide whether this is a relationship they want to be in.

In my reading, listening yo podcasts, and watching YouTube, in my view in the U.S the expectation and appreciation of someone being "naturally dominant" is different from the U.K. Given that dynamic confident characters are a stereotype of American culture this is not surprising.

So when two or more people are discussing emtering into a relationship of dominance and submission they need to be clear on the terms and expectations.

People starting in the scene should understand the various dynamics before jumping in.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Submissive is interesting.

In my everyday life i am quite confident, direct, I'm a manager with very strong willed teams. People at work and i think friends /family would describe me as dominant

Since joining fab i can observe how my behaviour differs. I'm paid to do a job and so i get it done well and i don't take any crap. But I've realised I thrive on praise and recognition - and overdeliver because i want to please and do a good job.

I think this is where my 'natural submissive' nature is... Also because I'm a very strong character its very refreshing when i meet someone who knows what they want and i can just 'relax' instead of having to take charge. But I'm not insipid and I'll make you 'work for /earn' my submission... My personality means I'll challenge you and if you are not up to it then the dymamic just won't occur. It makes me sound cocky - I'm not, but i don't know how to adequately say it

Sorry for such a long rambling post!

No rambling at all. I know what you mean. Many "dominant" men think all they need to do is whistle and a sub will roll over and beg. Submission can't be taken, it has to be offered freely. "

I kinda put those in the wannabe category.. The whatshisname Gray category

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I don't know how to adequately describe this, but you can definitely tell when someone is naturally dominant .. It's like the steel is part of their dna - its not an act or a cloak.. They are usually extremely charismatic because they are confident in themselves and that carries through into everyday life and extends beyond into anything (or anyone) they are interested in

I agree. But if that's the case - why the need to state it? It's like "I'm a nice genuine guy". I'm sceptical!

Oh i don't know.. My DD has 'naturally dominant' in his profile.... I always took it to mean 'I'm not a switch'??

Hadn't thought of that. Hmm. I just find it bemusing. And I've had negative experiences with men who claim it. That's why I was interested in other opinions. "

I think the term is used interchangeably for all kinds of personalities and people. I learnt the hard way that its very important to invest time in testing boundaries and ensuring the dynamic is right for you both and meets both needs. I ended up in a very coercive shit situation my first time round.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

Sorry for such a long rambling post!

Not rambling at all! A very concise summary from my perspective. Thank you x"

Thank you x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I don't know how to adequately describe this, but you can definitely tell when someone is naturally dominant .. It's like the steel is part of their dna - its not an act or a cloak.. They are usually extremely charismatic because they are confident in themselves and that carries through into everyday life and extends beyond into anything (or anyone) they are interested in

Oh my. Way with words "

Thank you

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

Sorry for such a long rambling post!

No rambling at all. I know what you mean. Many "dominant" men think all they need to do is whistle and a sub will roll over and beg. Submission can't be taken, it has to be offered freely.

I would say as a domme, I need to earn his submission, he has to place ultimate trust in me that I can safely play with him and take him to such highs without abandoning him once 'I'm' done.

I couldn't play with a sub that just gives me submission, I need to form a close connection with him and form our dynamic together

I wanted to say that soemone needs to earn my submission, but thought it might come across as a bit up myself.

You definitely should as its such an important part of a trust bond.

I never bother with what other people think of me, as I always manage to offend someone regardless "

To me its almost meaningless if its freely offered.. Either that or its a lets just play the part for two hours, so its definitely right that trust is earnt by both parties - its what makes the dynamic so strong and elastic-like

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Maybe they think that because they're assertive in real life, it translates to sex and BDSM.

I genuinely know nothing about dom and sub dynamics but think they are mostly learned as opposed to anyone being naturally submissive or dominant.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Maybe they think that because they're assertive in real life, it translates to sex and BDSM.

I genuinely know nothing about dom and sub dynamics but think they are mostly learned as opposed to anyone being naturally submissive or dominant."

I think almost anything can be learnt, but try to change something that is your default and its really hard.. Ie, if you are righthanded.. Try and write with your left. You can probably do it, but not as well. You can practise and improve, but your natural tenancy will always be to pick up the pen with your right hand?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Maybe they think that because they're assertive in real life, it translates to sex and BDSM.

I genuinely know nothing about dom and sub dynamics but think they are mostly learned as opposed to anyone being naturally submissive or dominant.

I think almost anything can be learnt, but try to change something that is your default and its really hard.. Ie, if you are righthanded.. Try and write with your left. You can probably do it, but not as well. You can practise and improve, but your natural tenancy will always be to pick up the pen with your right hand? "

That's a good point. I suppose what I was thinking is that it wouldn't really be innate. It's more nurture rather than nature that determines whether someone is more dominant due to the way they live that causes that default.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Maybe they think that because they're assertive in real life, it translates to sex and BDSM.

I genuinely know nothing about dom and sub dynamics but think they are mostly learned as opposed to anyone being naturally submissive or dominant.

I think almost anything can be learnt, but try to change something that is your default and its really hard.. Ie, if you are righthanded.. Try and write with your left. You can probably do it, but not as well. You can practise and improve, but your natural tenancy will always be to pick up the pen with your right hand?

That's a good point. I suppose what I was thinking is that it wouldn't really be innate. It's more nurture rather than nature that determines whether someone is more dominant due to the way they live that causes that default."

I'm inclined to think that being Dominant or submissive sexually at least is innate for many. I say that because of the people I've spent hours talking to, and the first hand accounts alive read. As well as my own experiences. When I encounter someone who I connect with at a deeper level, where I feel safe, submission just flows.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I call myself naturally sub and that's because in a sexual scenario i get my pleasure from pleasing.

Obviously i'm inclined to being dominated, and it is something i love, but even in more vanilla sex i'm drawn to giving pleasure almost more than i am receiving it.

For example i'd much rather go down on someone than be gone down on, and when it comes to penetration i prefer the other person to choose the right timing for them.

I also like the person i'm with to be "selfish" if i'm taking a cock for example i don't want them to stop if i cum i want them to keep going until they're satisfied, and if a woman wants to just use me to keep herself amused, face sitting or having me between her legs it's such a turn on.

Effectively it's a power dynamic, and i love to give up power to the other person "

I've found many people assume that subs are just happy to be treated badly/be used. But pleasing the Dominant/Domme - satisfying them (not necessarily sexually) is the driving motivation. It's somewhat difficult to explain to others, isn't it?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I would preface my comments by saying these are my views and people are entitled to other views.

The number one rule of the kink club is that you use defined terms.

The number two rule is that no-one agrees with someone elses definition of a term.

I think some context is required and I would suggest the term "naturally dominant" is used in at least five contexts.

First, as jokingly put above, it can be used by people in D/S sense who believe dominance is innate, and they pronounce themselves as dominant and people who are submissive should automatically obey them.

Second, it can be applied in a non D/S sense to people who automatically take control of situations rightly or wrongly.

Third, it can apply to people who walk into a room, or who you talk to that exude command and control

Fourth it can apply in a sexual sense to people who automatically take control in the bedroom.

Fifth it can apply in a D/S sense where in a properly negotiated power exchange relationship/ dynamic a person's preference is to be in control. This applies in the converse for "naturally submissive".

I am not into kink shaming but I can state I don't believe in "true doms" or "true subs". Whether you play in the deep end or the shallow end of the D/s pool it is all D/s, so in the same way I prefer Kinbaku to Shibari but at the end of the day it is all rope.

It all depends if the the requirements of each in the potential relationship match.

I think labels guide but do not define. So it has taken me time to accept that I am a dom. It is not so much as a want, as a need to have a power exchange relationship. But there are a number of steps to that.

There also seems to be a confusion about "topping" and " bottoming". Pure play situations tend to be topping and bottoming and not (in mine and others view) an indication of D/S.

I think the need to earn the sub's submission is a thing where the sub has power or there is a primal dynamic. It is mot unusual that there is a probationary period where the dom can decide whether to take on the sub. Clearly the sub can decide whether this is a relationship they want to be in.

In my reading, listening yo podcasts, and watching YouTube, in my view in the U.S the expectation and appreciation of someone being "naturally dominant" is different from the U.K. Given that dynamic confident characters are a stereotype of American culture this is not surprising.

So when two or more people are discussing emtering into a relationship of dominance and submission they need to be clear on the terms and expectations.

People starting in the scene should understand the various dynamics before jumping in.

"

Love that you've summarised the various uses/meanings of "naturally dominant" because I think all have been mentioned in the thread. No wonder it can be bemusing!

I had not thought at all of the US v UK. Thank you, Zensual.

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By *ellinever70Woman
over a year ago

Ayrshire


"Maybe they think that because they're assertive in real life, it translates to sex and BDSM.

I genuinely know nothing about dom and sub dynamics but think they are mostly learned as opposed to anyone being naturally submissive or dominant.

I think almost anything can be learnt, but try to change something that is your default and its really hard.. Ie, if you are righthanded.. Try and write with your left. You can probably do it, but not as well. You can practise and improve, but your natural tenancy will always be to pick up the pen with your right hand?

That's a good point. I suppose what I was thinking is that it wouldn't really be innate. It's more nurture rather than nature that determines whether someone is more dominant due to the way they live that causes that default.

I'm inclined to think that being Dominant or submissive sexually at least is innate for many. I say that because of the people I've spent hours talking to, and the first hand accounts alive read. As well as my own experiences. When I encounter someone who I connect with at a deeper level, where I feel safe, submission just flows. "

If you think it's innate, then surely that's just another way of saying it's a natural behaviour

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Maybe they think that because they're assertive in real life, it translates to sex and BDSM.

I genuinely know nothing about dom and sub dynamics but think they are mostly learned as opposed to anyone being naturally submissive or dominant.

I think almost anything can be learnt, but try to change something that is your default and its really hard.. Ie, if you are righthanded.. Try and write with your left. You can probably do it, but not as well. You can practise and improve, but your natural tenancy will always be to pick up the pen with your right hand?

That's a good point. I suppose what I was thinking is that it wouldn't really be innate. It's more nurture rather than nature that determines whether someone is more dominant due to the way they live that causes that default.

I'm inclined to think that being Dominant or submissive sexually at least is innate for many. I say that because of the people I've spent hours talking to, and the first hand accounts alive read. As well as my own experiences. When I encounter someone who I connect with at a deeper level, where I feel safe, submission just flows.

If you think it's innate, then surely that's just another way of saying it's a natural behaviour "

My opinion. For some people. I've figured out in the thread that what I find off putting is stating "naturally dominant" front and centre. There's someone who fabs all my photos and it's his headline. Gives me the ick. Anyone approaching me saying they're naturally dominant gives me the ick.

I appreciate this is somewhat childish.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


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If you think it's innate, then surely that's just another way of saying it's a natural behaviour

My opinion. For some people. I've figured out in the thread that what I find off putting is stating "naturally dominant" front and centre. There's someone who fabs all my photos and it's his headline. Gives me the ick. Anyone approaching me saying they're naturally dominant gives me the ick.

I appreciate this is somewhat childish. "

why don't you just block them and move on

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


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If you think it's innate, then surely that's just another way of saying it's a natural behaviour

My opinion. For some people. I've figured out in the thread that what I find off putting is stating "naturally dominant" front and centre. There's someone who fabs all my photos and it's his headline. Gives me the ick. Anyone approaching me saying they're naturally dominant gives me the ick.

I appreciate this is somewhat childish.

why don't you just block them and move on "

Because she lacks the ability to be naturally dominant, with the block button?

Sorry couldn't resist

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

If you think it's innate, then surely that's just another way of saying it's a natural behaviour

My opinion. For some people. I've figured out in the thread that what I find off putting is stating "naturally dominant" front and centre. There's someone who fabs all my photos and it's his headline. Gives me the ick. Anyone approaching me saying they're naturally dominant gives me the ick.

I appreciate this is somewhat childish.

why don't you just block them and move on

Because she lacks the ability to be naturally dominant, with the block button?

Sorry couldn't resist "

Very good!

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West


"Maybe they think that because they're assertive in real life, it translates to sex and BDSM.

I genuinely know nothing about dom and sub dynamics but think they are mostly learned as opposed to anyone being naturally submissive or dominant."

In our sub/Dom dynamic, our bedroom personas/behaviour is the total opposite to our everyday behaviour.

In professional and family life, I'm the confident one, I'm naturally outgoing and very assertive. Mr KC is much more reserved, almost shy, quiet etc. He is assertive but in a very different way. Most people assume I'm the Domme and he's sub. But that couldn't be further from the truth.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yay all the praises.

I mean, a man such as myself has no need for sustenance of this nature, for my self esteem.

My naturally dominant nature provides everything a man could need... it has many gifts, like beating others to the till from the forecourt of the petrol station, all without breaking into a run.

Quite a fey jog is inevitable though.

But winning is winning.

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By *ensualMan
over a year ago

Sutton


"Maybe they think that because they're assertive in real life, it translates to sex and BDSM.

I genuinely know nothing about dom and sub dynamics but think they are mostly learned as opposed to anyone being naturally submissive or dominant.

I think almost anything can be learnt, but try to change something that is your default and its really hard.. Ie, if you are righthanded.. Try and write with your left. You can probably do it, but not as well. You can practise and improve, but your natural tenancy will always be to pick up the pen with your right hand?

That's a good point. I suppose what I was thinking is that it wouldn't really be innate. It's more nurture rather than nature that determines whether someone is more dominant due to the way they live that causes that default.

I'm inclined to think that being Dominant or submissive sexually at least is innate for many. I say that because of the people I've spent hours talking to, and the first hand accounts alive read. As well as my own experiences. When I encounter someone who I connect with at a deeper level, where I feel safe, submission just flows.

If you think it's innate, then surely that's just another way of saying it's a natural behaviour "

There are different ways of understanding the term "naturally dominant". It is normally used by people as a straight swap for "alpha male" and the baggage that term brings rather than a swap for the phrase "innate dominance" which is (in my view) a more subtle term than "naturally ddominant".

It is innate because if the right power exchange opportunity arises in D/S that person will take control. This then recognises people who switch by nature and sometimes sub and sometimes dom. It also recognises people who realise to take control later in life, so submissives that realise they prefer to dom, or people who never thought they would like to dom and find that they do like it. This may be due to a specific sub bringing the desire out of them.

I hope that makes sense.

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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"Yay all the praises.

I mean, a man such as myself has no need for sustenance of this nature, for my self esteem.

My naturally dominant nature provides everything a man could need... it has many gifts, like beating others to the till from the forecourt of the petrol station, all without breaking into a run.

Quite a fey jog is inevitable though.

But winning is winning."

Maybe you have the edge on thee forecourt, it’s a simple scan of distances, and body types to know when and how to move ….but there’s no way you can predict which checkout line to join in the supermarket, no amount of testosterone gives you the ability to predict that

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By *reedy JamesMan
over a year ago

South Yorkshire

I take it to mean that it isn't role play. Like, I reckon I could play lots of roles in sex, but when I'm with men the role that *feels* natural is to be submissive.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Yay all the praises.

I mean, a man such as myself has no need for sustenance of this nature, for my self esteem.

My naturally dominant nature provides everything a man could need... it has many gifts, like beating others to the till from the forecourt of the petrol station, all without breaking into a run.

Quite a fey jog is inevitable though.

But winning is winning.

Maybe you have the edge on thee forecourt, it’s a simple scan of distances, and body types to know when and how to move ….but there’s no way you can predict which checkout line to join in the supermarket, no amount of testosterone gives you the ability to predict that "

Checkout lines are more of an art than a science, gauging the person on the till, a trolley filled with large bulky items versus the basket filled with a million individually scanned tic tacs.

Experience, judgement, sheer will of belief in ones abilities. This defines success.

And sharp pointy elbows.

However, letting the person in front when they've only 3 items from the meal deal, held in hand. Priceless. Natural dominance also knows decency.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


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If you think it's innate, then surely that's just another way of saying it's a natural behaviour

My opinion. For some people. I've figured out in the thread that what I find off putting is stating "naturally dominant" front and centre. There's someone who fabs all my photos and it's his headline. Gives me the ick. Anyone approaching me saying they're naturally dominant gives me the ick.

I appreciate this is somewhat childish.

why don't you just block them and move on "

They haven't done anything. The guilt!

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over a year ago


"

If you think it's innate, then surely that's just another way of saying it's a natural behaviour

My opinion. For some people. I've figured out in the thread that what I find off putting is stating "naturally dominant" front and centre. There's someone who fabs all my photos and it's his headline. Gives me the ick. Anyone approaching me saying they're naturally dominant gives me the ick.

I appreciate this is somewhat childish.

why don't you just block them and move on

Because she lacks the ability to be naturally dominant, with the block button?

Sorry couldn't resist "

At least you didn't mention a meme this time...

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over a year ago

It means they will have you make them a sandwich afterwards.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

If you think it's innate, then surely that's just another way of saying it's a natural behaviour

My opinion. For some people. I've figured out in the thread that what I find off putting is stating "naturally dominant" front and centre. There's someone who fabs all my photos and it's his headline. Gives me the ick. Anyone approaching me saying they're naturally dominant gives me the ick.

I appreciate this is somewhat childish.

why don't you just block them and move on

They haven't done anything. The guilt! "

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over a year ago

pfft! I don't mind the driving seat but I'm more than happy for the woman to take the lead whilst I just lie back and enjoy the view for a while...

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over a year ago


"pfft! I don't mind the driving seat but I'm more than happy for the woman to take the lead whilst I just lie back and enjoy the view for a while... "

That is a switch

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over a year ago

I’d say I was naturally Dom, because of many reasons. I have to try at being Sub, so I am not a natural Sub.

You can change the word Dom to anything from Funny to Creative.

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over a year ago


"Yay all the praises.

I mean, a man such as myself has no need for sustenance of this nature, for my self esteem.

My naturally dominant nature provides everything a man could need... it has many gifts, like beating others to the till from the forecourt of the petrol station, all without breaking into a run.

Quite a fey jog is inevitable though.

But winning is winning."

A fey jog can be done with a dominant air.......erm, I think

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"It means they will have you make them a sandwich afterwards."

Dominant or just bossy?

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over a year ago


"Maybe they think that because they're assertive in real life, it translates to sex and BDSM.

I genuinely know nothing about dom and sub dynamics but think they are mostly learned as opposed to anyone being naturally submissive or dominant.

I think almost anything can be learnt, but try to change something that is your default and its really hard.. Ie, if you are righthanded.. Try and write with your left. You can probably do it, but not as well. You can practise and improve, but your natural tenancy will always be to pick up the pen with your right hand?

That's a good point. I suppose what I was thinking is that it wouldn't really be innate. It's more nurture rather than nature that determines whether someone is more dominant due to the way they live that causes that default.

I'm inclined to think that being Dominant or submissive sexually at least is innate for many. I say that because of the people I've spent hours talking to, and the first hand accounts alive read. As well as my own experiences. When I encounter someone who I connect with at a deeper level, where I feel safe, submission just flows.

If you think it's innate, then surely that's just another way of saying it's a natural behaviour

There are different ways of understanding the term "naturally dominant". It is normally used by people as a straight swap for "alpha male" and the baggage that term brings rather than a swap for the phrase "innate dominance" which is (in my view) a more subtle term than "naturally ddominant".

It is innate because if the right power exchange opportunity arises in D/S that person will take control. This then recognises people who switch by nature and sometimes sub and sometimes dom. It also recognises people who realise to take control later in life, so submissives that realise they prefer to dom, or people who never thought they would like to dom and find that they do like it. This may be due to a specific sub bringing the desire out of them.

I hope that makes sense."

It does make sense, thank you.

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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"Maybe they think that because they're assertive in real life, it translates to sex and BDSM.

I genuinely know nothing about dom and sub dynamics but think they are mostly learned as opposed to anyone being naturally submissive or dominant.

I think almost anything can be learnt, but try to change something that is your default and its really hard.. Ie, if you are righthanded.. Try and write with your left. You can probably do it, but not as well. You can practise and improve, but your natural tenancy will always be to pick up the pen with your right hand?

That's a good point. I suppose what I was thinking is that it wouldn't really be innate. It's more nurture rather than nature that determines whether someone is more dominant due to the way they live that causes that default.

I'm inclined to think that being Dominant or submissive sexually at least is innate for many. I say that because of the people I've spent hours talking to, and the first hand accounts alive read. As well as my own experiences. When I encounter someone who I connect with at a deeper level, where I feel safe, submission just flows.

If you think it's innate, then surely that's just another way of saying it's a natural behaviour

There are different ways of understanding the term "naturally dominant". It is normally used by people as a straight swap for "alpha male" and the baggage that term brings rather than a swap for the phrase "innate dominance" which is (in my view) a more subtle term than "naturally ddominant".

It is innate because if the right power exchange opportunity arises in D/S that person will take control. This then recognises people who switch by nature and sometimes sub and sometimes dom. It also recognises people who realise to take control later in life, so submissives that realise they prefer to dom, or people who never thought they would like to dom and find that they do like it. This may be due to a specific sub bringing the desire out of them.

I hope that makes sense.

It does make sense, thank you. "

I agree with that too. But I think if you look back in your life there will be clues. Maybe In your 20s and 30s you never even knew there was such thing as D/s dynamics and had fantasies or odd times you behaved a certain way and thought it was strange but then later in life discover something that gives you permission to behave in a way that feels perfectly normal, natural and effortless

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over a year ago


"Maybe they think that because they're assertive in real life, it translates to sex and BDSM.

I genuinely know nothing about dom and sub dynamics but think they are mostly learned as opposed to anyone being naturally submissive or dominant.

I think almost anything can be learnt, but try to change something that is your default and its really hard.. Ie, if you are righthanded.. Try and write with your left. You can probably do it, but not as well. You can practise and improve, but your natural tenancy will always be to pick up the pen with your right hand?

That's a good point. I suppose what I was thinking is that it wouldn't really be innate. It's more nurture rather than nature that determines whether someone is more dominant due to the way they live that causes that default.

I'm inclined to think that being Dominant or submissive sexually at least is innate for many. I say that because of the people I've spent hours talking to, and the first hand accounts alive read. As well as my own experiences. When I encounter someone who I connect with at a deeper level, where I feel safe, submission just flows.

If you think it's innate, then surely that's just another way of saying it's a natural behaviour

There are different ways of understanding the term "naturally dominant". It is normally used by people as a straight swap for "alpha male" and the baggage that term brings rather than a swap for the phrase "innate dominance" which is (in my view) a more subtle term than "naturally ddominant".

It is innate because if the right power exchange opportunity arises in D/S that person will take control. This then recognises people who switch by nature and sometimes sub and sometimes dom. It also recognises people who realise to take control later in life, so submissives that realise they prefer to dom, or people who never thought they would like to dom and find that they do like it. This may be due to a specific sub bringing the desire out of them.

I hope that makes sense.

It does make sense, thank you.

I agree with that too. But I think if you look back in your life there will be clues. Maybe In your 20s and 30s you never even knew there was such thing as D/s dynamics and had fantasies or odd times you behaved a certain way and thought it was strange but then later in life discover something that gives you permission to behave in a way that feels perfectly normal, natural and effortless "

Yes. Some clues for sure. Even in my teens.

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By *inLondonMan
over a year ago

London

Interesting thread. fwiw, I wouldn't read 'naturally dominant' as a negative or aggressive thing. I've dealt with people who thought they were dominant, but it was basically superficial/physical/controlling, and largely stuff they'd learned from porn (and often masking a lot of insecurities). Someone who's naturally dominant can convey a kind of authority and confidence without doing any of that, but also understands that there's different requirements in every situation, rather than a series of set moves that you use every time.

tbh, it's just an extension of what you encounter in other spheres of life. I've worked with men and women who shout and throw their weight around and I'm sure they thought they were dominant, but nobody respects them. And then I've worked with others who are much quieter, but have a real self possession and authority and are clearly top of the pile. It's more about emotional intelligence than crowding everyone else out of the space.

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