UndeadLegend

Okay, if a submissive is taken, as in committed to one dom in a relationship, they are "collared" and "owned" by that dom. But what do you call a dom if they are already taken, by a partner/sub that they want to stay with?

I've been reading comic books lately but haven't really found any I'm really into. I'm into things like dragons, wizards, witches, sorcery and stuff. I play a lot of games like Warcraft, Might & Magic, etc. I want to know if there are any comic books like that by Marvel, DC, etc. It doesnt matter what time period. I just want something I connect with, a sorcerer protagonist.

Hell, it can even be like a top hat and cane illusionist. lol

Thanks.

I thought that might be an answer to this. I live on the coast, a block from the beach, and there is a little pond behind my house. There are about 40 ducks that float around in the pond and that I feed sometimes with bread. They are mostly light-brown with little bits of grey and black stripes, and brown with green heads. But there is one- and ONLY one black duck in the pond with little bits of white. It is the only duck like that, the rest are of the 2 I described first. It seems to be slightly larger, and is always there with the other ducks. Is this like the leader of the pack? It doesn't act dominant or anything. What's the explanation behind this black sheep?

I'm 15 years old, and have been playing guitar for a few months. I have a Takamine acoustic, but it just isn't cutting it for me. I write A LOT of metal lyrics, I have over 100 pages full of them. Only problem is, I want to be able to write riffs for them and play them, so I'm ready to buy an electric guitar. I'm a small guy, only 5'5" and 110 pounds. I've been wondering if a smaller guitar would be good for me because of my stature. Are these "3/4 Size" guitars I see worth buying? What are they, really? Do they have just as much potential as larger ones?

I asked one time why so many rock bands from European countries like Finland and Sweden speak English, and someone told me it was because it is a good language for business and things. I also know that Swedish and Finnish are official languages of Finland, and I was just wondering how the children over there learn all three languages. Is it like in America how we have English, Math, Science, and History as classes, just they have Swedish and 'English in addition to other classes?