Saturday 25 June 2016

Attentions..

There is a right way, and a wrong way, to get attention as a slave. The problem is so many don’t seem to know what the *right* ways are. This topic came to mind recently at a gathering, albeit not a Gorean one.

The problem, as I saw it, was so many of the “self-labelled” slaves were behaving like princesses. Like attention seeking pets. At best they were being brats. I saw a difference I’d never really considered - Goreans don’t take kindly to be forced to give attention to a kajira, unlike BDSM dominants who are happy to play along with their submissive counterpart.

Had I been at the feet of a Gorean Man and tied his shoe laces together, I would have received at least a growled word of warning, the same if I had taken hold of a dominants trousers in my teeth and growled. If I had continued, it probably would have ended in a whipping.
In fact, I have growled and hissed at a Gorean Man before – it resulted in my head at His feet and a stern warning not to repeat it before being dismissed from His sight. Goreans do not play with brats.

So it’s easy really, to tell the right way to get attention and the wrong way. A kajira is to have absolute obedience and exquisite beauty. So by being obedient, by being as well kept and pleasantly spoken, a kajira gets attention. What is most pleasing to Gorean Free is a subtle wit, and eager to please attitude and an openness that the average ‘submissive’ does not possess. After all, a slave can own nothing, not even her most embarrassing secrets.

Attention is not always a good thing, sometimes it is okay to just be sat by a Man, or in the presence of Free, as unobtrusive as possible, being allowed there is a reward in itself – not all rewards are treat-based. And the Free appreciate being able to talk amongst themselves, without having to coddle a slave every few minutes.

Exquisite beauty. Absolute obedience. An eagerness to please. Nothing else would draw the (positive) attention of a Free Man.

I wish you well,

Kamira.

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