u/queenofthesuprficial

I’ve always been EMBARRASSINGLY down bad for female authority figures in my life, especially teachers and professors. I know it’d be incredibly unethical in real life, but I love the idea of them saying I was a bad girl in class, and bending me over the desk to punish me. Or maybe they pull me aside to their office at the end of the semester and confess that they’ve always had a crush on me, age gap be damned.

My academic days are behind me for the foreseeable future, but I’ll always have such a weakness for older women who are my social superiors. Does anyone else feel the same way?

I just adore women much older than myself. Their experience, their wisdom, and their confidence are so inspirational and attractive to me. I don’t care that society thinks we become less attractive as we age, in fact I wholly disagree, especially as I’ve grown a bit older myself.

So all the older women of this sub, I think you’re awesome. Especially if there’s a large age gap between us.

This isn’t really a horny post, more so just some ramblings and musings on my part.

I’m goth, trans, and kind of a tomboy. As anyone who’s any of the above can tell you, men LOVE to fetishize and sexualize those three things. I’ve definitely experienced my fair share of it, and it absolutely sucks.

Women in general have been much better and more respectful in my experience, but that’s not to say all of them have been perfect. Yet when women objectify me, I don’t really hate it that much? Idk. Maybe I just have a thing for being looked at disrespectfully, but the thought of a woman leering at me just imagining all the perverted shit she wants to do with her dream girl really gets me going sometimes.

I’ve recently been fascinated by the idea of having the word “no” completely removed from my vocabulary when speaking to a dominant. Maybe I’d put up some resistance initially, but they’d break me eventually and I’d come to realize how freeing it is to never have a choice, not even having the slightest chance to think otherwise.

I think a huge part of the appeal is that I KNOW I’m well spoken and intelligent, and it’d be the ultimate humiliation to have just one very important word erased from my brain. Obviously this would need to be practiced safely and done in a way that respects safe words, but the thought just makes me feral.