What are the chances of voluntary simplicity becoming the dominant lifestyle? And what are the chances of us?
Q. Having to give up owning our own stuff and sharing everything? I prefer to own my own stuff and only share if I need to or just to be nice.
Asked by Beavis and Butt-Head - Mon Aug 27 02:11:49 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. not a snowballs chance
Answered by mommakaye - Mon Aug 27 02:16:45 2007
Q. Having to give up owning our own stuff and sharing everything? I prefer to own my own stuff and only share if I need to or just to be nice.
Asked by Beavis and Butt-Head - Mon Aug 27 02:11:49 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. not a snowballs chance
Answered by mommakaye - Mon Aug 27 02:16:45 2007
Does anyone know of nudist resort that caters to the Matriarchal , or Female Dominant lifestyle?
Q. Does anyone know of nudist resort that caters to the Matriarchal , or Female Dominant lifestyle?
Asked by Sissyman - Sun Jul 23 18:35:32 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Checkout these sites: www.taboogardens.com/ www.nudist-resorts.org/ta lk/default.asp?CAT_ID=21 cgd.best.vwh.net/home/nat urism/nudity8.htm
Answered by Jigyasu Prani - Tue Jul 25 18:28:27 2006
Q. Does anyone know of nudist resort that caters to the Matriarchal , or Female Dominant lifestyle?
Asked by Sissyman - Sun Jul 23 18:35:32 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Checkout these sites: www.taboogardens.com/ www.nudist-resorts.org/ta lk/default.asp?CAT_ID=21 cgd.best.vwh.net/home/nat urism/nudity8.htm
Answered by Jigyasu Prani - Tue Jul 25 18:28:27 2006
Would it be any easier for understanding non-feminism as an expression of a Dominant/submissive lifestyle?
Q. If you knew that about someone, would you be any more or less willing to understand their choices and attitudes about feminism? Or does it's affect have any less potency on the function of feminism, if that lifestyle possesses as much power as a religion for the individuals practicing it? The real question is how many men participate as Dominants, such that these views could impact society's progress towards greater equality? Since this lifestyle serves to the elimination of equality. Should it be of any less importance that females are Dominants too? Even if those females are more likely to be feminists, is their rebuttal of equality any less significant if all persons are to be equal? please star this question. We need as many… [cont.]
Asked by shingoshidao - Mon Nov 19 02:01:45 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most relationships have a power exchange; one person is more in control than the other. This can be due to age, intelligence, status or simply personality. In D/s, rules regarding power are more explicit. Female submissives generally don t live by the values of feminism, but I suppose it depends on the level of relationship you are in; some people are submissive only to their chosen partner and may retain a powerful position at work or among their friends. One so-called friend, on finding out about my D/s lifestyle, told me You need more self respect and You deserve better. In my opinion, what is more self respecting than taking on the role in which you feel most comfortable and being confident enough to break the mould and do what… [cont.]
Answered by Don't give up :) - Mon Nov 19 10:11:49 2007
Q. If you knew that about someone, would you be any more or less willing to understand their choices and attitudes about feminism? Or does it's affect have any less potency on the function of feminism, if that lifestyle possesses as much power as a religion for the individuals practicing it? The real question is how many men participate as Dominants, such that these views could impact society's progress towards greater equality? Since this lifestyle serves to the elimination of equality. Should it be of any less importance that females are Dominants too? Even if those females are more likely to be feminists, is their rebuttal of equality any less significant if all persons are to be equal? please star this question. We need as many… [cont.]
Asked by shingoshidao - Mon Nov 19 02:01:45 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most relationships have a power exchange; one person is more in control than the other. This can be due to age, intelligence, status or simply personality. In D/s, rules regarding power are more explicit. Female submissives generally don t live by the values of feminism, but I suppose it depends on the level of relationship you are in; some people are submissive only to their chosen partner and may retain a powerful position at work or among their friends. One so-called friend, on finding out about my D/s lifestyle, told me You need more self respect and You deserve better. In my opinion, what is more self respecting than taking on the role in which you feel most comfortable and being confident enough to break the mould and do what… [cont.]
Answered by Don't give up :) - Mon Nov 19 10:11:49 2007
Why do I find dominant women so appealing?
Q. In the last couple of years I've found myself attracted to the bdsm lifestyle and have a desire to be a submissive man. I've noticed, I'm not truly happy unless I'm doing something to make a woman happy. Why is this? What does it say about me?
Asked by littleman - Tue Dec 26 15:46:05 2006 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why is this, because that is the way you are wired. What does it say about you? That you know what you want! Nothing wrong with being submissive, good luck finding the right woman.
Answered by ajtheactress - Tue Dec 26 15:55:05 2006
Q. In the last couple of years I've found myself attracted to the bdsm lifestyle and have a desire to be a submissive man. I've noticed, I'm not truly happy unless I'm doing something to make a woman happy. Why is this? What does it say about me?
Asked by littleman - Tue Dec 26 15:46:05 2006 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why is this, because that is the way you are wired. What does it say about you? That you know what you want! Nothing wrong with being submissive, good luck finding the right woman.
Answered by ajtheactress - Tue Dec 26 15:55:05 2006
Are phyto-estrogens harmful if someone is already estrogen-dominant?
Q. I've heard conflicting ideas on this one. I know they can be beneficial is someones lifestyle is high in xenoestrogens, as they occupy the binding sites so harmful xenoestrogens cant bind. But if someone eats organic and lives a natural lifestyle, are phytoestrogens in plants harmful? Can they cause the estrogen-dominance to become worse?
Asked by lala - Thu Jul 19 02:34:57 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No I don't think so because phyto-estrogens can bind to both the estrogen receptor and the progesterone receptor so should not cause an increase in the estrogen/progesterone ratio or in other words should not cause estrogen dominance. They are thought to have a stabilising effect where there might be an excess of estrogen for instance. But I would be careful of having an excess of soy estrogens because they are said to contain endocrine disrupting agents that can have a detrimental effect on the thyroid gland. This could especially be harmful in someone who has a low thyroid function. Other phyto-estrogens are fine in this respect as far as I am aware. Agnus castus (chaste berry) is a herb you can take to help improve the progesterone/es [cont.]
Answered by zene purrs - Sat Jul 21 19:58:10 2007
Q. I've heard conflicting ideas on this one. I know they can be beneficial is someones lifestyle is high in xenoestrogens, as they occupy the binding sites so harmful xenoestrogens cant bind. But if someone eats organic and lives a natural lifestyle, are phytoestrogens in plants harmful? Can they cause the estrogen-dominance to become worse?
Asked by lala - Thu Jul 19 02:34:57 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No I don't think so because phyto-estrogens can bind to both the estrogen receptor and the progesterone receptor so should not cause an increase in the estrogen/progesterone ratio or in other words should not cause estrogen dominance. They are thought to have a stabilising effect where there might be an excess of estrogen for instance. But I would be careful of having an excess of soy estrogens because they are said to contain endocrine disrupting agents that can have a detrimental effect on the thyroid gland. This could especially be harmful in someone who has a low thyroid function. Other phyto-estrogens are fine in this respect as far as I am aware. Agnus castus (chaste berry) is a herb you can take to help improve the progesterone/es [cont.]
Answered by zene purrs - Sat Jul 21 19:58:10 2007
What are the chances of voluntary simplicity....?
Q. Becoming the dominant lifestyle and capitalism coming to and end?
Asked by mattcasey2017 - Mon May 14 17:12:51 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Voluntary simplicity and capitalism are not mutually exclusive. If consumer preferences shifted radically towards greatly simplified lifestyles, a capitalist economy could still serve that market very well. Aggregate demand would simply shift greatly to the left. Perhaps you mean "consumerism" coming to an end?
Answered by Bjorkmeister - Mon May 14 17:32:24 2007
Q. Becoming the dominant lifestyle and capitalism coming to and end?
Asked by mattcasey2017 - Mon May 14 17:12:51 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Voluntary simplicity and capitalism are not mutually exclusive. If consumer preferences shifted radically towards greatly simplified lifestyles, a capitalist economy could still serve that market very well. Aggregate demand would simply shift greatly to the left. Perhaps you mean "consumerism" coming to an end?
Answered by Bjorkmeister - Mon May 14 17:32:24 2007
BDSM, A Dominant/submissive relationship in a house with children?
Q. I have been with a wonderful man for the past ten years. Since the very beginning we have been involved in the D/s lifestyle. I am the Dominant and make all the important decisions both romantically and finacially in the household. I have two children from a previous relationship. My oldest daughter is 19. He has two children from a previous marriage and his oldest daughter is 15. Our daughters are very close and I also have a great relationship with them, or had anyways. There is not a great age difference between my oldest and myself and we have always been more like best friends than a mother/daughter, so she has known that my bf and I have a D/s relationship for a while. She thinks its cute and is supportive. She told my bf's 15 year… [cont.]
Asked by anna - Sat Jul 5 11:27:28 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The ball is squarely in your husband's court. Let him know what his daughter knows and how she's acting. Ask him (or tell him) to sit down and have a private talk with her. Then back off. It will be up to hubby to explain his own psychology to his daughter, and to explain why he is happy being who he is and where he is, and with the woman he is. Don't expect miracles with her attitude. Her internal image of her father has just been shattered; she has always imagined him as strong and dominant. If she's submissive the disconnect will be worse. Only after he's had his chat, should you have your own chat with her (if needed), with husband in the room. Then you can both let her know that things are the way they are and are not going to… [cont.]
Answered by Dom H - Tue Jul 8 22:24:53 2008
Q. I have been with a wonderful man for the past ten years. Since the very beginning we have been involved in the D/s lifestyle. I am the Dominant and make all the important decisions both romantically and finacially in the household. I have two children from a previous relationship. My oldest daughter is 19. He has two children from a previous marriage and his oldest daughter is 15. Our daughters are very close and I also have a great relationship with them, or had anyways. There is not a great age difference between my oldest and myself and we have always been more like best friends than a mother/daughter, so she has known that my bf and I have a D/s relationship for a while. She thinks its cute and is supportive. She told my bf's 15 year… [cont.]
Asked by anna - Sat Jul 5 11:27:28 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The ball is squarely in your husband's court. Let him know what his daughter knows and how she's acting. Ask him (or tell him) to sit down and have a private talk with her. Then back off. It will be up to hubby to explain his own psychology to his daughter, and to explain why he is happy being who he is and where he is, and with the woman he is. Don't expect miracles with her attitude. Her internal image of her father has just been shattered; she has always imagined him as strong and dominant. If she's submissive the disconnect will be worse. Only after he's had his chat, should you have your own chat with her (if needed), with husband in the room. Then you can both let her know that things are the way they are and are not going to… [cont.]
Answered by Dom H - Tue Jul 8 22:24:53 2008
How do women view other women that are a dominatrix?
Q. The reason I ask is because the Femdom lifestyle and culture has grown dramatically over the past 30 years or so. It seems to me that it has become a lot more acceptable today (at least in western culture), for a woman to allow her demanding side to come to the forefront. Granted not all women are or want to be dominant. However it seems more and more women are embracing this lifestyle
Asked by mabbery - Sun Oct 15 11:41:27 2006 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My view is "to each their own"...if all parties involved are consensual, of legal age, and happy being there, it's their business and no one elses... I think a lot of the reason this is becoming more common is because for so many years women were 'behind the scenes' people, homemakers while the men brought home the money and told the women how to behave...now that women are more independent and working for their own money, a lot of them seem to have that desire to go to the extreme of dominating others (esp men) just as their fore-mothers were dominated by men and male society for so long... I think it's more of a reaction to the freedoms we women have now, than an actual desire (in many cases) to be a dominant person...
Answered by BabeHart - Sun Oct 15 11:50:28 2006
Q. The reason I ask is because the Femdom lifestyle and culture has grown dramatically over the past 30 years or so. It seems to me that it has become a lot more acceptable today (at least in western culture), for a woman to allow her demanding side to come to the forefront. Granted not all women are or want to be dominant. However it seems more and more women are embracing this lifestyle
Asked by mabbery - Sun Oct 15 11:41:27 2006 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My view is "to each their own"...if all parties involved are consensual, of legal age, and happy being there, it's their business and no one elses... I think a lot of the reason this is becoming more common is because for so many years women were 'behind the scenes' people, homemakers while the men brought home the money and told the women how to behave...now that women are more independent and working for their own money, a lot of them seem to have that desire to go to the extreme of dominating others (esp men) just as their fore-mothers were dominated by men and male society for so long... I think it's more of a reaction to the freedoms we women have now, than an actual desire (in many cases) to be a dominant person...
Answered by BabeHart - Sun Oct 15 11:50:28 2006
BDSM , this is for dominant men..?
Q. okay, i know im onl 18, but i have been in the bdsm scene/ lifestyle for about 5 years now. and what i hae seen of dominant men excites me very much. my question is, what kind of a Dom are you? are you a kind, loving, protective generous dom? or are you a tough, whip cracking, pain inflicting, mean dom? i am submissive by the way. just curious is all =)
Asked by Slave P - Fri Jun 27 23:12:26 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The types are not mutually exclusive. Good behavior is rewarded with kindness, while improper behavior results in discipline. The sub should receive precisely what she earns or deserves (as the case may be) and in the proper amount. A dom who is either too kind or too tough is not a good dom. Strictness IS loving. If I don't love someone, then I don't care what they do and I have no reason to be strict with them.
Answered by The One Who Knows - Fri Jun 27 23:47:02 2008
Q. okay, i know im onl 18, but i have been in the bdsm scene/ lifestyle for about 5 years now. and what i hae seen of dominant men excites me very much. my question is, what kind of a Dom are you? are you a kind, loving, protective generous dom? or are you a tough, whip cracking, pain inflicting, mean dom? i am submissive by the way. just curious is all =)
Asked by Slave P - Fri Jun 27 23:12:26 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The types are not mutually exclusive. Good behavior is rewarded with kindness, while improper behavior results in discipline. The sub should receive precisely what she earns or deserves (as the case may be) and in the proper amount. A dom who is either too kind or too tough is not a good dom. Strictness IS loving. If I don't love someone, then I don't care what they do and I have no reason to be strict with them.
Answered by The One Who Knows - Fri Jun 27 23:47:02 2008
Dominant or submissive? Both?
Q. Okay, so I've just recently gotten into the kinky lifestyle, like bdsm and things like that. For awhile I considered myself submissive, because being tied up, taken advantage of, and told what to do intrigues me. But I've found recently that normally I'm very dominant, and in reality I don't like it much when someone tells me what to do. I'm also a bit if a sadist, but not extremely and not seriously. I like being mean to people on purpose, but usually i'm mostly kidding. But that got me wondering. I always considered myself a masochist, but now I don't know. What do you think? Am I both, or maybe just submissive sexually? (I've never actually practiced submission, but the thought of it turns me on heavily and I would like to)
Asked by Hello ppl. - Mon Mar 1 23:24:16 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Personally it sounds from your words that you are sexually confused and not sure of what you want or what you truly desire. Is it possible to be both a masochist and a sadist all at the same time; yes this is possible, but to the question of whether or not you are submissive in the bedroom, but dominant any place else is actually an oxymoron, because in reality you are either one or the other; you are either dominant or submissive; you can t be both and anyone who says different are just players and fakes, they don t life a submissive/dominant lifestyle completely for real and only succumb to it in the bedroom, and if that is all you want, so be it, but it is not a complete submersion into the realm of BDSM and the dom/sub lifestyle,… [cont.]
Answered by The Public Voice - Tue Mar 2 16:01:33 2010
Q. Okay, so I've just recently gotten into the kinky lifestyle, like bdsm and things like that. For awhile I considered myself submissive, because being tied up, taken advantage of, and told what to do intrigues me. But I've found recently that normally I'm very dominant, and in reality I don't like it much when someone tells me what to do. I'm also a bit if a sadist, but not extremely and not seriously. I like being mean to people on purpose, but usually i'm mostly kidding. But that got me wondering. I always considered myself a masochist, but now I don't know. What do you think? Am I both, or maybe just submissive sexually? (I've never actually practiced submission, but the thought of it turns me on heavily and I would like to)
Asked by Hello ppl. - Mon Mar 1 23:24:16 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Personally it sounds from your words that you are sexually confused and not sure of what you want or what you truly desire. Is it possible to be both a masochist and a sadist all at the same time; yes this is possible, but to the question of whether or not you are submissive in the bedroom, but dominant any place else is actually an oxymoron, because in reality you are either one or the other; you are either dominant or submissive; you can t be both and anyone who says different are just players and fakes, they don t life a submissive/dominant lifestyle completely for real and only succumb to it in the bedroom, and if that is all you want, so be it, but it is not a complete submersion into the realm of BDSM and the dom/sub lifestyle,… [cont.]
Answered by The Public Voice - Tue Mar 2 16:01:33 2010
Is there any way to determine the dominant MC or 1% group/chapter locally?
Q. I'm in the Capital Region/Hudson Valley area of NY and was discussing with friends starting a patch group. Nothing big, but being that I don't want to get a big operation under way myself and i certainly don't want to step on the toes of existing MC's, I was wondering how I determine who is present or dominant in the area. IF nobody is in town, I figured I could do my small operation without disrespecting anyone or taking their territory. If they are, maybe I could drink where they do and see if they'll let me be a hang-around. Maybe this is just me wanting to be part of something. My research on and off the net has proven fruitless. I feel stupid coming to Answers for this but I never see any patched members of any MC locally even… [cont.]
Asked by Biff - Thu Dec 10 04:19:37 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah. The Angels are the dominate club in New York. You will want to set up a meeting with the president from the chapter that controls your area. Your best bet is to go to a Confederation of Club meeting or an Abate meeting. Remember to always show respect, they demand it.
Answered by Biker for life - Thu Dec 10 10:18:09 2009
Q. I'm in the Capital Region/Hudson Valley area of NY and was discussing with friends starting a patch group. Nothing big, but being that I don't want to get a big operation under way myself and i certainly don't want to step on the toes of existing MC's, I was wondering how I determine who is present or dominant in the area. IF nobody is in town, I figured I could do my small operation without disrespecting anyone or taking their territory. If they are, maybe I could drink where they do and see if they'll let me be a hang-around. Maybe this is just me wanting to be part of something. My research on and off the net has proven fruitless. I feel stupid coming to Answers for this but I never see any patched members of any MC locally even… [cont.]
Asked by Biff - Thu Dec 10 04:19:37 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah. The Angels are the dominate club in New York. You will want to set up a meeting with the president from the chapter that controls your area. Your best bet is to go to a Confederation of Club meeting or an Abate meeting. Remember to always show respect, they demand it.
Answered by Biker for life - Thu Dec 10 10:18:09 2009
What will the future be?
Q. 1. What will our cities and towns look like in 20 years? 2. What will be the dominant form of transportation? 3. What will happen to our existing development? I've heard of cases where single-family homes have been torn down and the land replanted as orchards, roads have been torn up, neighborhoods have been demolished and returned to farmland. (All this comes out of the Ecotopia novel by Ernest Callenbach). 4. Will voluntary simplicity become the dominant lifestyle? 5. Will we have a technologically-advanced future or return to the ways of the past.
Asked by picard32 - Thu Feb 28 22:56:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What will tomorrows lottery numbers be? ... While you're at it
Answered by Daniel E - Thu Feb 28 23:07:54 2008
Q. 1. What will our cities and towns look like in 20 years? 2. What will be the dominant form of transportation? 3. What will happen to our existing development? I've heard of cases where single-family homes have been torn down and the land replanted as orchards, roads have been torn up, neighborhoods have been demolished and returned to farmland. (All this comes out of the Ecotopia novel by Ernest Callenbach). 4. Will voluntary simplicity become the dominant lifestyle? 5. Will we have a technologically-advanced future or return to the ways of the past.
Asked by picard32 - Thu Feb 28 22:56:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What will tomorrows lottery numbers be? ... While you're at it
Answered by Daniel E - Thu Feb 28 23:07:54 2008
Is this paragraph for my Autobiography too personal?
Q. okay i posted a question before but here is a new paragraph...that I am not sure if its good? Is this too much info? I had to write a 3-4 page autobio. is this too personal? Im just trying to describe the culture. thanks! (im a junior) My mother and father, even though raised in the same cultural environment, came from completely different families. My mother, Zemfira, was born into a more modern family where they were able to find a certain flexibility, while maintaining a conservative lifestyle. While my father, Tigran, came from an old fashioned family where men were more dominant.
Asked by enough - Thu Apr 24 16:30:45 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think that's too personal unless you don't want people to know who your parents are or you don't want them to know any information about you. I think it's perfectly fine though.
Answered by 1 Corinthians 9:26b-27 - Thu Apr 24 16:36:29 2008
Q. okay i posted a question before but here is a new paragraph...that I am not sure if its good? Is this too much info? I had to write a 3-4 page autobio. is this too personal? Im just trying to describe the culture. thanks! (im a junior) My mother and father, even though raised in the same cultural environment, came from completely different families. My mother, Zemfira, was born into a more modern family where they were able to find a certain flexibility, while maintaining a conservative lifestyle. While my father, Tigran, came from an old fashioned family where men were more dominant.
Asked by enough - Thu Apr 24 16:30:45 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think that's too personal unless you don't want people to know who your parents are or you don't want them to know any information about you. I think it's perfectly fine though.
Answered by 1 Corinthians 9:26b-27 - Thu Apr 24 16:36:29 2008
LGBT: D/s Lifestyle Question #2?
Q. I've noticed that many Dominants take noble titles. Lord such and such, Lady whomever and in my case Baron Cimitiere. I know that part of the reason I took this name is because of my interest in and love of voodoo, but maybe there's more. It came up in conversation the other day and I was wondering what you guys thought. Why do we Dominant types take noble ranks and titles so often to distinguish ourselves? SNowbear: Because my submissive (Spooky) and I are regular posters in this forum. We respect the opinions of the people here. Had you read my previous D/s question I covered this. I'm sorry I forgot to on the second one.
Asked by Baron Cimitiere - Tue Feb 17 19:46:28 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I just read an article about this same subject, made even more complex by not only the different titles that Dominants use, but the differing names for submissives as well. It should never be assumed what someone's title is. I think it's just another way of lifting oneself above the submissive, IMHO.
Answered by Spooky - Gender Anarchist - Tue Feb 17 19:51:52 2009
Q. I've noticed that many Dominants take noble titles. Lord such and such, Lady whomever and in my case Baron Cimitiere. I know that part of the reason I took this name is because of my interest in and love of voodoo, but maybe there's more. It came up in conversation the other day and I was wondering what you guys thought. Why do we Dominant types take noble ranks and titles so often to distinguish ourselves? SNowbear: Because my submissive (Spooky) and I are regular posters in this forum. We respect the opinions of the people here. Had you read my previous D/s question I covered this. I'm sorry I forgot to on the second one.
Asked by Baron Cimitiere - Tue Feb 17 19:46:28 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I just read an article about this same subject, made even more complex by not only the different titles that Dominants use, but the differing names for submissives as well. It should never be assumed what someone's title is. I think it's just another way of lifting oneself above the submissive, IMHO.
Answered by Spooky - Gender Anarchist - Tue Feb 17 19:51:52 2009
What Are The Chances Of....?
Q. voluntary simplicity becoming the dominant lifestyle and of Christmas shopping and giving gifts on Christmas coming to an end?
Asked by Beavis and Butt-Head - Thu Feb 8 18:31:22 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The chances are slim. People become more materialistic every day. As a society, our lives completely revolve around obtaining, maintaining, and desiring material possessions and wealth. Even family life is more hectic because of the constant demands of the family members to have the newest gadget, or follow the latest trend. Parents work harder and harder to provide their children with every material request. Holidays have become nothing more than a shopping list to be filled, enjoyed for a moment, and replaced with yet another list of desires. The meaning and spirit of Christmas has been replaced by mundane philosophy, sentimentality, and the pressures of the market place.
Answered by Lori S - Thu Feb 8 19:36:57 2007
Q. voluntary simplicity becoming the dominant lifestyle and of Christmas shopping and giving gifts on Christmas coming to an end?
Asked by Beavis and Butt-Head - Thu Feb 8 18:31:22 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The chances are slim. People become more materialistic every day. As a society, our lives completely revolve around obtaining, maintaining, and desiring material possessions and wealth. Even family life is more hectic because of the constant demands of the family members to have the newest gadget, or follow the latest trend. Parents work harder and harder to provide their children with every material request. Holidays have become nothing more than a shopping list to be filled, enjoyed for a moment, and replaced with yet another list of desires. The meaning and spirit of Christmas has been replaced by mundane philosophy, sentimentality, and the pressures of the market place.
Answered by Lori S - Thu Feb 8 19:36:57 2007
Any one knows about any females in India who can bust my balls??
Q. I have been very much attracted to ball busting, but i have not come across any real lifestyle dominant girls... Is it true that some girls like to do this to men?? if so where can i find those type of girls in india
Asked by Gammy - Sat May 3 07:36:53 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'll fuccin bust ur balls with a baseball bat biaattccchhh. lol jk.
Answered by mariahs_fabulous - Sat May 3 07:49:50 2008
Q. I have been very much attracted to ball busting, but i have not come across any real lifestyle dominant girls... Is it true that some girls like to do this to men?? if so where can i find those type of girls in india
Asked by Gammy - Sat May 3 07:36:53 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'll fuccin bust ur balls with a baseball bat biaattccchhh. lol jk.
Answered by mariahs_fabulous - Sat May 3 07:49:50 2008
What is your opinion on Cuckolding?
Q. Most of society secretly knows what cuckolding is, and i feel like i learned at a very young age. I was 16 when I learned what cuckolding was from my friends and if you don't know then your better off not knowing, I would just say ignorance is bliss to avoid immature responses. But my husband of 5 years whom ive grown to adore and love with all respect introduced me to what he called a female dominant lifestyle.Although I was hesitant at first I did it to please him and accompany his fantasies at least at first so I started slowly with chastity and orgasm denial and then rolled deeper into me talking to guys online,then in clubs and going on dates to even having safe sex with superiorly endowed men. I was wondering, are we witnessing the… [cont.]
Asked by Bossylady216 - Mon Jan 19 17:43:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The women are starting to take over our society here in the west. Overall women seem more ambitious these days. They are moving up in careers and becoming breadwinners. They are taking on leadership while us men are stepping back. It's not hard to think that women will be running society soon. I can accept that women are moving into positions of power and authority but I don't get the attraction to cuckolding.
Answered by CoolLuke - Mon Jan 19 20:09:21 2009
Q. Most of society secretly knows what cuckolding is, and i feel like i learned at a very young age. I was 16 when I learned what cuckolding was from my friends and if you don't know then your better off not knowing, I would just say ignorance is bliss to avoid immature responses. But my husband of 5 years whom ive grown to adore and love with all respect introduced me to what he called a female dominant lifestyle.Although I was hesitant at first I did it to please him and accompany his fantasies at least at first so I started slowly with chastity and orgasm denial and then rolled deeper into me talking to guys online,then in clubs and going on dates to even having safe sex with superiorly endowed men. I was wondering, are we witnessing the… [cont.]
Asked by Bossylady216 - Mon Jan 19 17:43:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The women are starting to take over our society here in the west. Overall women seem more ambitious these days. They are moving up in careers and becoming breadwinners. They are taking on leadership while us men are stepping back. It's not hard to think that women will be running society soon. I can accept that women are moving into positions of power and authority but I don't get the attraction to cuckolding.
Answered by CoolLuke - Mon Jan 19 20:09:21 2009
What is your opinion on cuckolding?
Q. Most of society secretly knows what cuckolding is, and i feel like i learned at a very young age. I was 16 when I learned what cuckolding was from my friends and if you don't know then your better off not knowing, I would just say ignorance is bliss to avoid immature responses. But my husband of 5 years whom ive grown to adore and love with all respect introduced me to what he called a female dominant lifestyle.Although I was hesitant at first I did it to please him and accompany his fantasies at least at first so I started slowly with chastity and orgasm denial and then rolled deeper into me talking to guys online,then in clubs and going on dates to even having safe sex with superiorly endowed men. I was wondering, are we witnessing the… [cont.]
Asked by Bossylady216 - Tue Jan 20 13:40:53 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that the issue that a lot of men who are into this have is that they live a dominant lifestyle day after day. They go to work and have a higher powered job, management or middle management or better. Then they come home and they want to shed that role or persona and let someone else take control. It's just how far that they decide to go that crosses those society bounds. It would be a little on the fringe to enjoy a dominant woman with you, or just aggressive... but go a little farther to being cucked and suddenly it's deviant. Just enjoy and keep things in persepctive. From the stories that I have heard from people that are in this type of relationship the couple is still in love and the decision to live this lifestyle is… [cont.]
Answered by NJ Engineer - Tue Jan 20 14:02:57 2009
Q. Most of society secretly knows what cuckolding is, and i feel like i learned at a very young age. I was 16 when I learned what cuckolding was from my friends and if you don't know then your better off not knowing, I would just say ignorance is bliss to avoid immature responses. But my husband of 5 years whom ive grown to adore and love with all respect introduced me to what he called a female dominant lifestyle.Although I was hesitant at first I did it to please him and accompany his fantasies at least at first so I started slowly with chastity and orgasm denial and then rolled deeper into me talking to guys online,then in clubs and going on dates to even having safe sex with superiorly endowed men. I was wondering, are we witnessing the… [cont.]
Asked by Bossylady216 - Tue Jan 20 13:40:53 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that the issue that a lot of men who are into this have is that they live a dominant lifestyle day after day. They go to work and have a higher powered job, management or middle management or better. Then they come home and they want to shed that role or persona and let someone else take control. It's just how far that they decide to go that crosses those society bounds. It would be a little on the fringe to enjoy a dominant woman with you, or just aggressive... but go a little farther to being cucked and suddenly it's deviant. Just enjoy and keep things in persepctive. From the stories that I have heard from people that are in this type of relationship the couple is still in love and the decision to live this lifestyle is… [cont.]
Answered by NJ Engineer - Tue Jan 20 14:02:57 2009
Opinion on cuckolding...?
Q. Up until a couple years ago I didn't really know what cuckolding was and if you don't then don't bother learning, I would just say ignorance is bliss to avoid immature responses. But my husband of 5 years whom ive grown to adore and love with all respect and honesty introduced me to what he called a female dominant lifestyle. I mean we started slowly with chastity and orgasm denial and then rolled deeper in and we are fine with where we are at with me talking to guys online, in clubs or going on dates to even having safe sex with alpha males. I was wondering, are we witnessing the devolution of men as women take a more dominant role in society? more and more men are becoming submissive to women and I didn't know this till about a month… [cont.]
Asked by Bossylady216 - Sun Nov 16 18:34:01 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds the same as "swingers". If the permission is granted it may go against religion regardless, but at least it's not underhanded. Women have gotten the short end of the stick most of the time but i believe there has to be a balance--not of infidelity or promiscuity but rather a balance in submission.
Answered by Powered by Detroit - Sun Nov 16 18:41:32 2008
Q. Up until a couple years ago I didn't really know what cuckolding was and if you don't then don't bother learning, I would just say ignorance is bliss to avoid immature responses. But my husband of 5 years whom ive grown to adore and love with all respect and honesty introduced me to what he called a female dominant lifestyle. I mean we started slowly with chastity and orgasm denial and then rolled deeper in and we are fine with where we are at with me talking to guys online, in clubs or going on dates to even having safe sex with alpha males. I was wondering, are we witnessing the devolution of men as women take a more dominant role in society? more and more men are becoming submissive to women and I didn't know this till about a month… [cont.]
Asked by Bossylady216 - Sun Nov 16 18:34:01 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds the same as "swingers". If the permission is granted it may go against religion regardless, but at least it's not underhanded. Women have gotten the short end of the stick most of the time but i believe there has to be a balance--not of infidelity or promiscuity but rather a balance in submission.
Answered by Powered by Detroit - Sun Nov 16 18:41:32 2008
Is globalization a good or bad thing?
Q. Do you think globalization is a good or bad thing? Say why I personally think it is good and bad in its own different ways, but one thing I don't like about it is that I feel as though it will wipe out other cultures only to be replaced by more dominant and powerful cultures, e.g. American lifestyle, English language, etc. What do you think?
Asked by <3 - Fri May 28 17:56:50 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. globalization has hurt us much more than help us. What we lost: Loss of jobs. loss of manufacturing. Loss of leading technology. It has has a major impact on our economy. What we gained. cheap imports
Answered by Concerned - Fri May 28 18:20:50 2010
Q. Do you think globalization is a good or bad thing? Say why I personally think it is good and bad in its own different ways, but one thing I don't like about it is that I feel as though it will wipe out other cultures only to be replaced by more dominant and powerful cultures, e.g. American lifestyle, English language, etc. What do you think?
Asked by <3 - Fri May 28 17:56:50 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. globalization has hurt us much more than help us. What we lost: Loss of jobs. loss of manufacturing. Loss of leading technology. It has has a major impact on our economy. What we gained. cheap imports
Answered by Concerned - Fri May 28 18:20:50 2010
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