Domination submission psychology
What's perhaps most interesting in all this is the psychological (rather than sexual ) relief that many alpha males in socially dominant positions experience in identifying with the submissive role (think bankers, CEO's, even university deans) . Fantasizing themselves as “liberated” from all the responsibilities that go with.
My last post revealed that socially dominant women enjoy sexual submission fantasies more than other women. Why is that? At the annual Society for Personality and Social Psychology meeting in February I spotted a poster [PDF] by Hawley and another student, Justin Lynn, that answers this question. Again, they used.
Dominant Submissive Relationships In The Bedroom: Why BDSM Couples Like Having Rough Sex
Description:High neuroticism is associated with self-conscious emotions, such as guilt, shame, and embarrassment , as well as a host of other negative emotions. Going further, perhaps subs are the sort of people who prefer to have discipline and order provided for them, while doms are the sort who like imposing rules and structure on others. The motivating drive toward using withdrawal and indifference in this way is nothing more or less than the protection of the mental health of the individual. Or perhaps it might be said that the relationship ends up exemplifying something much closer to the feminine ideal: Communication is a standard in BDSM activities because couples must be able to negotiate boundaries and safe practices. Extraversion is also related to excitement seeking, so perhaps subs find the attention they receive and the unpredictability of participating in role-playing satisfies this need for excitement.
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