- 8 years ago
#2269
...that littles always seem to be more emotionally and mentally fragile than other, more generalized submissive partners.
We are still lovable and desirable though. We just need some tenderness.
I think the primary appear to this dynamic is the level of care and tenderness that each role has to each other. A Caregiver is going to hold and console, pet and kiss tenderly, and provide helpful personal improvement guidelines.
I'm not saying that other Dominants cannot or are not caring, kind, or tender. I just feel like this scene is more so overall.
And I think that so many fake Caregivers (those Fake Daddies, primarily) just want to get off. They see us as naive and usable instead of sweet and in need of nurturing. "Oh, here's those littles that are desperate to be loved. They're so easy to use when I want to get off! Ah, they're really adults so they can get over it if they've gotten used a time or two."
I browse a lot of Caregiver/little things online. I'm a member of multiple DDlg communities. I see a lot of littles talking.
On the other hand, I'm also a member of general BeDeeSeM communities. I see a lot of submissives talking.
Generalized submissives seemed a little more thickskinned. Many can take punishments out of illogical reasoning for the sake of letting their partner get off. Sure, there can be hurt feelings but they don't often crumble due to one argument or strained disagreement with their Dominant.
Generally, littles seem more thinskinned. If they are punished for illogical reasoning then they are confused and unhappy. We are quick to tears or seem to have more anxiety, depression, and self-harm (including eating disorders) than other sectors of the BeDeeSeM community. A lot of littles, including myself, fall to pieces at the idea of disappointing their Caregiver.
Maybe my observations are biased, but I just feel like we are more sensitive. I wish more Caregivers saw that right away and just...knew.
I saw someone post in another community that after she met her Daddy face to face and had a wonderful week vacation with him, he went home, ignored her for a day or two, and then told her that he didn't feel a spark and that he was breaking up with her. She said something to the effect of, "He always said, a little is a grown X year old woman, not actually a helpless child." And I just find his remark hurtful and offensive. Yes, I'm a grown, adult woman but that doesn't mean that I don't have emotional needs similar to that of a child, and my biological age shouldn't justify hurting my feelings.
I just...I wish more Caregivers realized that we're special. We are unique. We are sensitive. We are relating to innocence and pubescence because we relate to those actual feelings. So many of us don't just like the frilly dresses--we like to be babied, coddled, soothed, taken care of, emotionally depend on, etc. by a Caregiver because it provides something to use mentally and emotionally that we don't have.
What do you wish more Caregivers realized?
We are still lovable and desirable though. We just need some tenderness.
I think the primary appear to this dynamic is the level of care and tenderness that each role has to each other. A Caregiver is going to hold and console, pet and kiss tenderly, and provide helpful personal improvement guidelines.
I'm not saying that other Dominants cannot or are not caring, kind, or tender. I just feel like this scene is more so overall.
And I think that so many fake Caregivers (those Fake Daddies, primarily) just want to get off. They see us as naive and usable instead of sweet and in need of nurturing. "Oh, here's those littles that are desperate to be loved. They're so easy to use when I want to get off! Ah, they're really adults so they can get over it if they've gotten used a time or two."
I browse a lot of Caregiver/little things online. I'm a member of multiple DDlg communities. I see a lot of littles talking.
On the other hand, I'm also a member of general BeDeeSeM communities. I see a lot of submissives talking.
Generalized submissives seemed a little more thickskinned. Many can take punishments out of illogical reasoning for the sake of letting their partner get off. Sure, there can be hurt feelings but they don't often crumble due to one argument or strained disagreement with their Dominant.
Generally, littles seem more thinskinned. If they are punished for illogical reasoning then they are confused and unhappy. We are quick to tears or seem to have more anxiety, depression, and self-harm (including eating disorders) than other sectors of the BeDeeSeM community. A lot of littles, including myself, fall to pieces at the idea of disappointing their Caregiver.
Maybe my observations are biased, but I just feel like we are more sensitive. I wish more Caregivers saw that right away and just...knew.
I saw someone post in another community that after she met her Daddy face to face and had a wonderful week vacation with him, he went home, ignored her for a day or two, and then told her that he didn't feel a spark and that he was breaking up with her. She said something to the effect of, "He always said, a little is a grown X year old woman, not actually a helpless child." And I just find his remark hurtful and offensive. Yes, I'm a grown, adult woman but that doesn't mean that I don't have emotional needs similar to that of a child, and my biological age shouldn't justify hurting my feelings.
I just...I wish more Caregivers realized that we're special. We are unique. We are sensitive. We are relating to innocence and pubescence because we relate to those actual feelings. So many of us don't just like the frilly dresses--we like to be babied, coddled, soothed, taken care of, emotionally depend on, etc. by a Caregiver because it provides something to use mentally and emotionally that we don't have.
What do you wish more Caregivers realized?