The Sub Scribe

Just done a purge and update of my Blogroll.

Is it me, or do BDSM blogs have an even shorter shelf life than normal blogs?

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Stupid, strange question that crosses my mind as I read my way around the blogs this evening: do they count as porn?

The majority of the blogs I read have little, if any, explicit material. They are more concerned with relationship than hot genital to genital action. Sure, they’re sexual by their very nature.

But are they porn?

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I think I’m about to let down femdom bloggers everywhere. The post title makes this post sound like it’ll be about trying our some fun new kink.

Err, no.

I’m just struggling to keep up this blog due to family stresses right now, but I don’t want to let it die. But while I’m waiting for my writer’s block to pass, I thought I’d try something new:

The Sub Scribe’s Scrapbook.

It’s just a compilation of interesting stuff I find around the web that plays to my submissive side. Feel free to swing by, see what you think, and discuss what you see.

And hopefully I’ll be back here with original content of my own soon.

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Here’s an interesting new blog: Honest Power. The author is a submissive guy who is trying to understand, or maybe explore, the role of power in human relationships.

The most recent post really caught my attention, wherein he looks at the links between childhood bullying and submissive tendencies:

I can only speak for myself. I was the victim of bullying until late in high school and, true to form, I discovered many years later an intense desire to submit to women sexually. I even married something of a former popular “mean girl” years before I really noticed my sexually submissive nature. Lucky for me she was more popular than mean.

Wow. That could very well have been me writing…

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Oh, there’s very little quite as delicious as blundering to another man’s admission of submissive desire. I was flicking through the fashion blogs I read, when I came across this:

 The highlight in the campaign is the mature and confident woman in total command. I love women mentally powerful women who aren’t afraid of taking control. But I’m going to stop there since this blog doesn’t cover my explicit fantasies of erotic nature involving dominant women in their late 20s/early 30s.

Now, I find the very specific age window a little unusual, but I can’t deny that there’s something about the ads:

Now, why does this picture trigger my submissive nature, as well as that of the blogger?

Oh, let’s see: woman in control, woman enjoying the power fo her sexuality, woman obviously enjoying the attention she can command…

Ah, pretty clear then.

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