pissedoffmaggot

Probably an odd place to post this...but I want to anyways.

So...I saw on my FB feed something about Australia's "The Voice". It seems there is a list of people in uproar over the thought that someone could possibly be offended by a woman nursing her two year old child on television. 

First...I warn, I am an asshole. So...if anyone dislikes assholes, try to gloss over this entry.

Getting on with it....

So...why is it I am the bad person for not agreeing with this? "But...But...But...Breastfeeding a baby is a beautiful thing." is the argument I hear, and I agree. Breastfeeding a baby is a positive experience. That being said...if it can walk...its no baby. It is now a toddler and should be working on solid food. And even if the child isn't eating solid food...by this point you should be working on meal times. That means, you don't whip out your tit ever time the kid says "I'm hungry"...you wait till meal time, and do it privately.

It's possible I feel this way mostly because I have walked into it unexpectedly before. I used to work nights, and my lady would babysit her friends kid. On more than one occasion I would stumble out of the bedroom, into the kitchen, and there was my girls friend at the table nursing her three year old daughter. No warning, no "Hey, this is your house, do you mind", just...bam....looks like someone is shooting midget/milking porn.

As a working professional I understand I have to support this AT WORK. But in my home, I get to be the closeminded dick I want to be...don't I?

So...its late, and I'm bored on lunch at work. Any ladies up and want to chat? Doesn't need to be kink...just be interesting.:)

       I am currently becoming frustrated with the lack of common courtesy on this site. I see this site mostly as a place to meet new and hopefully interesting people. As part of that, I send messages to people who interest me. I don't always expect responses. I know I may not be what the other person is looking for in either companion, dominant, or even as a new person to talk to. I understand this.

       What frustrates me is when I have struck up a conversation...and all of a sudden they stop responding. You see that they have read the message...they just never responded. All I ask for is closure. "Hey...umm...you bore me", or "Ya...I have found a Dom, and he doesn't allow me to talk to others."

        As part of that last piece...When a Dom(me) instructs his/her submissive not to communicate with other Doms...is that because he/she doesn't trust the submissive? Or possibly doesn't have enough trust in their own level of dominance over her? I just find a direction like that to show a lack of trust, and confidence as apposed to a show of superiority...

       Thoughts and arguments are more than welcome. At least I can hope they will develop a new conversation.