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DiannaVesta -> RE: Is Elise Sutton right? (3/1/2006 6:21:21 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Aimtoplease101
DiannaVesta--Thanks for sharing/ re-posting that material. A follow up question or two, if you'll indulge one. A key difference I perceive in your writing/ philosophy from Elise Sutton's is that Sutton seems to believe that Female Supremacy actually represents the "correct" natural order. That is, it's not just a potentially good idea and alternative cultural viewpoint, but really the way the world "should be."
Is that something you ascribe to, or is your brand of female dominance more of a personal orientation?
Many of the female dominants on this board seem to be as likely to be dominant towards other women as to men. Is that the case with you as well?
Thanks again-- ATP
I would lie if I said I didn’t wish it were that way. Any culture wants to project itself and become more realized. Still I also appreciate the differences in the world. There are millions of plants and species in this world yet categorized in general they are different. We are all human and yet we are all different socially, culturally & intellectually. I believe my views tend to lean more metaphysically then absolute. The big picture I have has no gender nor does it have dark or light, good or evil, yet in this here and now, on this plane I deal with many circumstances which are the lessons God, Goddess, all that Is, The One, places before me bring me closer to that BIG picture where we are all one… no different, all connected, no one superior.
So my work on this plane…in this here and now is to strive for balance through ritual, symbols, extremes & whatever measures I feel are necessary. I am also a creature of pleasure and this brings me pleasure. Still I remain focus on the big picture. This is my world and the dimensions I live in. This is the reality I create. To think that it’s the only one or the only choice would be foolish. I know better then this that is why I respect all points of view, however I will not support blatant ignorance and prejudice towards another choices.
As for dominating women… once again it’s not gender specific. It’s about feminine priorities and the paradoxical shift that allows us to appreciate one another without the fucked up society rules of what men and women SHOULD be. We will always struggle with this because it’s ingrained into our psyche. The words, extremes, ritual and daily practice help us escape that to a degree. Does this make sense? For the men AND women who feel comfortable being loved & owned, cared and valued but a strong dominant woman.
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