Dieter Hellstrom and his casual acts of dominance
Dieter has always been a more dominating person in daily life. Like taking control over the conversations or getting people to do exactly as he pleases. He finds it comfortable to be the leader and have others come to him with their needs.
With you itâs different, he doesnât just order you around cause itâs what he knows but he orders you around because it makes him feel needed and loved by you. Itâs also something that you like about him so he wonât be stopping.
When out eating sometimes he will order for you noticing your too tired to choose a dish yourself and you trusting that he knows whatâs best for you.
He will lead you by his hand a LOT fe. walking in the city or stepping into a car. When walking together, he often places a heavy hand on the back of your neck. Itâs his firm gesture that tells everyone you belong to him.
He pats his lap without saying anything to get you to sit on his lap, he grabs you by your chin to make you look at him when talking and he stands behing you when waiting or you talking with someone else.
He always walks on the side where itâs easier to protect you like walking on the closer side to the road or walking with you inbetween a wall and him. He also sleeps the closest to the door to make sure youâre safe.
He loves leaning close in public spaces to murmur instructions directly into your ear. He expects an immediate nod of compliance while maintaining calmness.
At dinner parties or meetings, his hand rests on your inner thigh beneath the table.
He reviews your daily plans without asking. He will cancel appointments or add tasks for you, expecting you to adjust your life around his availability.
He enjoys brushing your hair or choosing your outfits for formal events and he also expects you to wear exactly what he selects.
When he enters a room, he expects your full attention on him. If you are sitting, he might gently lift you by the chin to bring you to your feet.
He cannot stand slouching. A sharp tap between your shoulder blades is his silent way of correcting your stance.
If you leave a drink unfinished, he will pick it up and drink the rest while looking directly at you. It is a small assertion that what is yours is also his.