L&R July 2017 Magazine
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The Dominant Female...<br />
It is a difficult subject. What I can express with clarity is that in the scope of my life I have<br />
met no man I could not solve and in most cases step around and beyond. I am not<br />
certain what created this force within me, though I know that my husband tempered it. I<br />
do believe that the potentials of the High End Dominant/submissive originate within the<br />
DNA. Those that seem to carry the traits the strongest appear to descend from families<br />
of historical dominance. I believe that most women are naturally 'commanders' of their<br />
realm. Generally this is perceived to be their homes, children, families. They are the<br />
organisers, propellers, shelterers, comforters. They are the creators of life. They are the<br />
glue that holds the world together.<br />
Within this, other things are also true. The majority of women carry a submissive strain<br />
split that allows them to tolerate the 'dominant' man. And, most women emerge from<br />
conditional training toward how to 'submit' to men. The result is a confusion of instinct,<br />
social training, and angst. Emerging from this are a tiny number of women that stand up<br />
to openly reveal themselves. They are the antithesis of the bitchy, arrogant, self-serving<br />
female. This is the woman that comes to believe that the elements that are instinctively<br />
natural to her, enhance, improve and stabilise the world around her. If I follow my natural<br />
self it is to direct, inspire, control and insist on actions from those around me. Sometimes<br />
this is a subtle thing, other times it is exceedingly overt.<br />
When I was young I struggled greatly with this, for I felt there was a de-feminising quality<br />
to it. Until I realised that the judgment or the critique was the viewpoint of others. To<br />
equate strength in a woman to masculinity is the cruelest of all. For what emerges from<br />
within me is the heart of my womanhood. This judgment is the final effort to control the<br />
uncontrollable dominant female through words of shame. There came a moment when I<br />
sundered the barriers and boundaries binding me. When I ceased viewing my own<br />
strength as anything but the purity within me. At that moment my laughter returned, my<br />
joy of life, my exuberance in the wonders surrounding me. In essence I gave myself<br />
permission to be free.