Terminology of Submission

Ever noticed the name of a dominant capped in a text. It is an issue with many but perhaps you would notice it even less now than 10 years ago when our lifestyle was not as mainstream as it is now. It may be a way of showing respect to the dominant even in the writing but for other, it may be a reason to find the text harder to read. Dominant, Owner, Mistress, husband, wife..... oh Goddess !! ... Which fires your imagination or reminds you of the history (good or bad) attached to to certain title/word ?
Certain terms and words become more important when some kind of feelings or emotions are attached to them. And the way we put them, hear them and say them. So are your slave or submissive. Or does it even matter? Only you can define, the way you feel it.
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Within the D/s part of my relationship I call her my Goddess.
And I’m ever so glad that we both preferred this term.
For me it is rich in the lovely depictions poets and painters have created of the ancient goddesses. So when I address her that way my mind is full of beautiful associations.
She hasn’t actually done it but has said that she might punish me by requiring me to address her with an honorific that gives me less pleasure.
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