silly Dom’s.
May I ask what gives the person a right to call themselves a Dom? And with that, what gives them the right to expect everyone else to act like it’s a privilege to be talking to them, or have to call them Sir or else be deemed disrespectful?
During my time in the BDSM scene I’ve learned that it’s only polite to call Dom’s by Sir at a play party and such. I have no problem doing that. In fact, there have been some Dom’s that I’ve met who I think truly deserve to be called Sir, and I feel awkward NOT calling them Sir. There are others who have told me I don’t need to call them by any special title, there first name is fine, so I do, but if I were ever requested to call them Sir or anything along those lines I would have absolutely no problem with that.
What bugs me to no end is guys who message me on yahoo demanding I call them Daddy, Sir, Mr. Whatever, etc… I’ve been called a disrespectful cunt when I’ve refused, pretty sure it was last night I got cow, ummm, I’ve been told I’m not a “true” sub, among many others. Now, I have a few issues with calling someone by a title when it pertains to online specifically.
1) There are people with a Dominant personality, and there are those who don’t have one. You can’t figure that out online. Frankly, there are some people I know irl who I would have a hard time calling Sir or anything because I don’t find they have a very Dommish personality. With someone online, you have on clue, so I don’t get that first instinct to call them Sir because they come off with such an aire.
2) Why do you need a title anyways? I understand there are some Doms who would prefer to be called Sir and such, and again, I think some deserve it, but if you cannot feel comfortable with yourself unless you have some sort of glorified title attached to your name then there’s an issue. Come to think of it, those who I’ve met who deserve to be Sir don’t really care if I don’t use it or not…. its the people who seem to be insecure or have other underlying issues that start throwing bat shit out the cave when I don’t use it.
3) A bit off topic, but along the same lines, I am not a thing. And I repeat, I AM NOT A THING. Because I may be curious about degradation, or objectification, or other things, does not give you the right to call me a bitch toy, or some other low name. Also, capitalize my name when appropriate. i don’t care if someone is going to type like this in a sentence and they don’t capitalize amanda, because they didn’t for anything else. But if He is going to type in such a manner that He is constantly capitalized, then He better capitalize Amanda, too. And again, there are certain people I know (and yes again, IN REAL LIFE) that I don’t mind if they decide not to capitalize my name, and I feel they have the right not to…. but some dude that added me online, hell no. I’m just as much a person as he is, and he doesn’t know me well enough to assume any other role.
So I really don’t know where this rant is going. Point is if you’re talking to me online for the first time, don’t get your panties in a bunch if I won’t call you Daddy or Sir. And treat me with the same respect I’m willing to give you. First impressions are everything. And if you message me with “My name is Daddy, bitch.” then don’t expect a reply back.




