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Sally: Power exchange is to some extent about contrast. There are many high-powered businessmen and lawyers who love being submissive precisely because it provides a contrast with their day jobs. And many doms are people whose day jobs might not give them a lot of authority. Some of the pleasure of power exchange comes from the opportunity to be something very different from what you are. And humiliation games work best on people who have to drop a long ways from their public status (that's why Sen. Vitter loves diapers, I suspect). What this means is that many doms and subs are already good at the opposite role, because they play that role in public life.
Additionally, one of the best ways to learn a d/s role is to play the other side for a while. Subbing is excellent training for dominances, because it helps you learn how to heighten the sub's experience. I've learned an enormous amount from being tied up, tortured, spanked, blindfolded, etc. And occasionally it's nice to just take a vacation from your normal role and live as the other half does.
So if you think you might enjoy being dominant occasionally, ask your dom for permission to be in charge for a night, or an hour. Agree that all the rules that are normally in place are still there, but they apply to the other person. And agree that if he's unhappy subbing, he gets to take it out on you when you go back to normal.
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