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    I don't equate intelligence as something where dominants have sole or superior claim...just look around at all the smart(assed, lol) submissives here.

    I don't see honorifics as necessary, because I think that which is given easily isn't very valuable and carries little meaning. When I address someone as sir (other than in jest) or master it has a deeper meaning....but thats just me.

    As for other people. I don't particularly care either way, but I do sometimes find posts with all the little "i" and "W/we" and no punctuations exasperating because they are difficult to read.

    I myself am strong personality, so strong personalities are a huge turn on. I have little interest in someone who is weaker than myself.

    "Men had either been afraid of her, or had thought her so strong that she didn't need their consideration. He hadn't been afraid, and had given her the feeling of constancy she needed. While he, the orphan, found in her many women in one: mother sister lover sibyl friend. When he thought himself crazy she was the one who believed in his visions." - Salman Rushdie, the Satanic Verses

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    Do you equate proper dictation with Dominance? Why, or why not?

    No, Dominance is personality trait, not a product of education. An illiterate could be Dominant, and I am sure there are submissives who have a Ph D in English.


    Do you see honorifics as a necessity? Why, or why not?

    They are not a necessity. Submission is a gift bestowed by a submissive to a Dominant. The fact that the gift is bestowed once does not mean that all others are entitled to partake of it.


    Do you find a strong personality to be a turn on or a turn off? Why?

    A strong personality is essential. It is an indication that the gift of submission is bestowed by choice, not due to need or force of circumstance.

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