Published: July 9th 2025, 12:33:56 pm
Some men call themselves submissive, but only enjoy their role when the Goddess is radiant - when she gives them what they crave, when she fits the image they want to see, when she fulfills their desires and needs. But dare she be human. Dare she have a bad day, a rough period in life, real emotions. Dare she be sad, angry, tired. Dare she have boundaries. Dare she have needs of her own.
That’s not submission. That’s misogyny in disguise.
If your devotion only exists when it’s comfortable, when you’re getting what you want, but disappears the moment it challenges you - then you’re not submissive. You’re a fetishist. And your focus is only on yourself.
True submission isn’t about what you want. It’s about serving what she needs.
If she’s having a hard day, if she’s going through something, if she’s sick or correcting you - that’s your moment. Your chance to rise in service and prove your devotion.
You don’t prove yourself in easy times. You prove it when it’s hard.
You show your submission when you take a deep breath, stay calm and grounded, and say: “I’m here for you. I support you. I serve you. Whenever you need.” and prove it with actions.