Why Slavery

Here is the short version: It makes my dick hard. There is nothing more beautiful in nature than a woman’s body. It is truly divine! And when you combine that with the evil of a sadist in the same body, literally heaven and hell in one… God-like in her ability to determine your pleasure or agony. Simply amazing. The entirety of the universe contained in one. I doubt anything that follows here would convince a dominant male of the beauty and natural dynamic of being a submissive to a woman. They will instead see it as a search for justification. Perhaps that is what this is. If you read my previous writing on my sexual history, you’ll know my desire to submit to women was well established early on. Much of what follows comes from readings later in my life.

At first blush, most people see a desire for consensual slavery as going ‘against the norm’ of society. The ideal of the rich, powerful businessman is what every man should strive towards after all, right? But I would argue that is a fairly recent social construct. Think back to the time of queens ruling an empire. Egypt, Spain, Russia, England. Serving her gave your life purpose. An identity. Pride. Direction. If not serving a queen, then how about religion in times when religion was as important as country? Think of the missionaries that voluntarily went out into the untamed wilderness to bring their message to the ‘savages’ – often at the cost of their very lives. Sacrifice. Suffering, slavery, to something bigger and more important than your own life.

Still no? Okay, think of the great manor houses of the 18th and 19th centuries where being a servant – probably born into your role because your father was a servant before you and his father before him – was a noble profession. You didn’t see your life a being ruled and dictated too… you saw your life as part of, and supporting a great heritage. Without you doing your small part, the great house and it’s legacy would crumble. (Which is exactly what happened in England after WWII!)

How about being a soldier and serving your country? Mark Anthony, Christopher Columbus, William Wallace. All powerful men from history but they were not rulers! They were men who served a ruler.

A life of service to another does not make you weak or unimportant. You can be great, legendary in fact, and that fact that your greatness elevates the one above you is an end to itself.

When it comes to societal systems, I believe in matriarchy as the better choice. A system in which females hold the primary power positions in roles of political leadership, moral authority, social privilege and control of property.

(NOTE: This page is a work in progress. To be continued…)