Popular Post Th**** Posted August 30 Popular Post So as someone that identifies as a sub and a woman, I get A LOT of messages from Doms that are completely inappropriate to be said by a complete and utter stranger. But I am curious if Male Doms get similar treatment by subs? If you are a make dom, what are some of the most inappropriate DMs you have gotten from strangers claiming to be subs?
ee**** Posted August 30 As a switch on the app who is and has been to Dom (Iâm sadistic dom so after care is super important). Actually real Doms would never say such demeaning/disgusting right off the bat. Communication is so important starting out. Be very careful with the people you trust. There is no way to certificate being a dom. Please watch out for red flags and always stand by your boundaries. Never do anything that makes you uncomfortable.
gh**** Posted August 30 Havenât gotten any inappropriate sub messages, but I did get some very âforwardâ messages from a dominant person and it made me uncomfortable. Like, first, whereâs the connection? Then I google searched their profile picture, turns out they were using pics of a pr0nâď¸ as their pfp. Now blocked for 2 reasons.
De**** Posted August 30 Hereâs the deal and Iâm being honest. It feels like a No Win situation at times. You want to talk normal and build a connection. BUT then you donât stand out. Seem boring. Next đ Also there are some Women who want to know protocols, etc right off the bat. Its a confusing mess.
fa**** Posted August 30 Doesn't happen. I think that's inherent to the dynamic and male sex drives, 99% of the time we are initiating a conversation anyway
Da**** Posted August 30 Begging me to kidnap her in her sleep and throw her in the forest to run away while im wearing a mask and chase her down to *** her until she cant walk anymore and then end it for her.
Deleted Member Posted August 30 The unwanted things that I see are A) grown men pretending to be submissive women, and B) content creators looking for subscribers masquerading as women looking to date, and C) the standard "pig-butcher" scams. But I think the magnitude of it is much smaller where i am standing. Sewage doesnt run uphill as they say.
po**** Posted August 30 Ya, the problem is entitlement. People feel entitled to your body. This toxic behavior is common. Insert any social problems here. Is it everything in our society have a price tag, we over value the individual and group. Many factors play into this behavior.
Mu**** Posted August 30 Some girls really like the narcissistic approach. I cant stand them tbh. I'll hear a guy come across like that and it turns my stomach
Deleted Member Posted August 30 I think this is an important discussion because D/s is built on mutual reverence, and when strangers bypass that, it feels violating... no matter which side youâre on. From the Domâs perspective: true Dominance is never careless. A Dom who understands his role doesnât throw power around like a blunt weapon... he holds it with precision, with respect, with an awareness that every word carries weight. A Dom leads with presence, not with shock value. From the subâs perspective: true submission isnât just a kink or a hobby itâs vulnerability, trust, a willingness to open oneâs softest parts. That should be honored, not exploited. A subâs surrender is something sacred, meant to be invited through safety and connection... not yanked out by a strangerâs demand. When someone bypasses all of that barges into the inbox with explicit words or orders... theyâre not showing Dom or sub energy. Theyâre performing. Theyâre chasing a kink high, trying to get a reaction, using the title of Dom or sub as a mask for entitlement. For me, when that happens, itâs an instant red flag. My intuition kicks in, my discernment sharpens, and I choose to just observe. I donât engage, I donât take the bait... I watch, and whatâs true about their energy always reveals itself quickly. Because respect is the first step in D/s not the afterthought. And anyone who canât start there doesnât belong in my space.
te**** Posted August 30 I'm not male, but the most are rather disrespectful. Ergo... They don't read. Comprehension is Paramount.
SoftDomD Posted August 30 Iâve personally only been approached a handful of times and always been very respectful.. I hate the entitlement a lot of âdomsâ think they have and as someone else mentioned, itâs stomach turning a lot of the time. If I ever reach out, it is always respectful and never sexual as it takes time for both sides to get there in my opinion đ¤ˇââď¸
sardonicus87 Posted August 30 Not counting bots, like most men, I don't get messages ever on here, mostly because I don't allow messages from men. . That's literally the only messages I get on other sites where I can't choose to block messages from certain groups, is sissies and gay men trying to get me to do gay stuff on the DL. . Which I guess is inappropriate regardless of whether or not they're a "real sub" because it's in my hard limits and I make it very clear what I am and am not into, and that's definitely a hard no, yet they try anyway. . Though also, I am not a Dom, but figured I would answer because most people just seem to use "Dom" when they're really just meaning "top" (D/s-normative bs "community" that is BDSM).
Sa**** Posted August 30 I get objectified for what I am out and about.And on the internet, I used to love it in the beginning.But not so much anymore.I want someone to appreciate who I am.Just not what I am.
An**** Posted August 30 I had one on a dateing site couple years ago start off chatting than after a while asked for *** said submission costs expected me to pay her to submit n would only submit for 200 bucks I laughed n blocked her
Wr**** Posted August 30 46 minutes ago, Adonis40210 said: This your first time online or? Just curious. Just because it's typical that does not mean we should just accept inappropriate messages constantly in our inboxes
Le**** Posted August 30 As a male dom, the only inappropriate messages Iâve received on this ap have come from other male doms đ
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