Response to Women's liberation and the submissive female
The following is the link to the essay, "Women's liberation and the submissive female" by kaylee, below is my response to it.
Greetings, Mistress, Many would believe that by my choice of being a slave-to-be, I am lessening my potential, or saying that I am less than a man. Yes, I am weaker than man, and I am much different from them, but that is not a choice, that is genetics. Maybe there are a few women would could compete with the strength of men in general, but I am not one of them and frankly, I'm happiest that way. I love my long hair, and my soft smile and the way I smell; the softness of my skin and the way I move when I am sensual. Most of all, I love the way I feel when a strong man is around. See to me, that is liberation at it's best. I am free to be the woman that I was created as, unique in it's flaws and it's accomplishments. To accept it, see it for what that is and embrace it is something society could never teach me and in fact most of society would have me be a drone. Woman's liberation didn't stop at equal work for equal pay and voting rights, instead women took it, those who I think could not accept that men were naturally dominant as a whole, and they twisted it and made it into something that unfortunately has forever changed our society. Most women I know that have careers are not near as happy of those that I know that stay at home and take care of their man. It doesn't mean that they cannot be, if that is truly what makes them happy, it just means that they struggle to fit into what society says you should be. I myself am a product of that as my father hopes for me to have a grand career, however, it is not above his wish for me to be happy. I think that most don't know what honestly makes them happy, and yes it is ever changing because we do grow and change, but as a rule, we live in a "keep up with Jones'" society where you are only as successful as your peers deem you. This is not a healthy way to look at life. -I- am the one that has to wake up everyday and look myself in the mirror, not them. What makes one happy, might make someone else miserable. Thus, I spend everyday, looking inside myself, analyzing my thoughts and trying to be careful to not let society bend me. If I end up going to NYC, it will not be because society says I should have a career, it will be because I need to learn responsibility and it can potentially make myself more valuable for a potential owner. He may or may not choose to use me in that manner, but, he shall have more options. Yes, I need to take care of myself until then, and the money is appealing because it means I could travel some and meet or visit those that mean something to me. When I was young, I thought I wanted to live in NYC and work on Wall Street and become some big shot executive. However, when I look back at that, I always pictured myself in a suit, walking down the street, but I never pictured a smile. When I think of serving, when I have served, I often smile. Women's liberation at its best I think, I am free to live the life that makes me happy. Wishing you and Master well, In service, ancilla  Home  Gor My life Essays Self Examination Quotes Music Resources Credits Links Email Other Stuff
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