I do not like the concept of someone being âworthlessâ in the context of BDSM, itâs not something I have ever said to a sub and itâs not something I enjoy seeing. Iâll preface all of this by saying that I can understand hypothetically why that term could be appealing to people in a humiliation context, but itâs just not for me.
If you have ever so much as glanced at my blog, or even read the title, it shouldnât be hard to see that I am very interested in humiliation. Some of my absolute favorite things to do in a D/s context are to piss on a sub and make her make out with my ass. In that context I may call a sub my urinal or ass licker, and it might be all I call her that whole day.
So you might ask if you are willing to piss on someone and call her a urinal, then why not worthless? Two reasons:
1) Whether you are dripping in piss or you have your head shoved up my ass, that doesnât make you less of a person. I may make her do degrading things, but I never think less of her as a person because she is doing something I want her to do, if anything those are moments where I praise her, for doing things that are difficult to endure, because they please me. Thatâs absolutely worthwhile.
2) I think that any good humiliation has to be rooted in some level of truth. If I call someone a urinal for example, thereâs truth to that title. It might be degrading to hear for her, but thatâs because she knows there is truth to that and so do I when I say it. If I were to say someone was worthless, I wouldnât believe that and wouldnât want her to believe it either, which is not effective in creating the mindset I want.
I get on average 4-5 messages a month from random people on here where in their first message they describe themselves as worthless. I understand that they usually think they are demonstrating that they are interested in humiliation, but itâs not appealing to me. Quite the opposite, when I first get to know you I want to know all of the things that make you worthwhile, your skills, your talents, along with your faults and flaws, but when the first thing you tell me is that you are worthless, it makes me wonder than why I should take my time to respond to you. When I look for someone, I want someone who is going to add to my life, enrich it in various ways that I might choose and that I can do the same for her.
So while I fully support others using those types of phrases in their humiliation play and can understand the appeal, itâs not something for me. I donât think people are worthless, I certainly donât think being a submissive negatively affects your worth as a person and if I did think you were worthless I certainly wouldnât have interest in speaking to that person let alone considering them as a partner and/or submissive.