I consider sserafim a friend, and think she should not be shamed. She answered honestly, and perhaps helps de-pathologize the OP's urges. (But I can't speak for the OP)
Due to the lack of censorship, nonconformists can be honest here. Including autists & such. Despite ideological pressures to dismiss them as "mentally ill" — a nebulous catch-all term. After all, this also happens to many women aware of no history of sexual trauma
I talk about such things privately with a couple women. (No guys I know wanna touch this with a 100 foot pole.) And helped women experiment with this as a form of exposure therapy. Such urges to be abused seem to not just be caused by social mechanisms — but also biological ones. They're normally nullified by other clashing mechanisms (such as fear of social disapproval, or a desire to limit sex to attractive men). But those other mechanisms too can be nullified
I've noticed such a desire to be dominated:
- correlates with a desire for others to lower complexity. ("I can stop thinking")
- tends to come out more in stressful environments (like capitalism/wageslavery, with its artificial scarcity that reduces people to hunting-animals, barely surviving and/or working long hours for no higher purpose)
I first discovered this as a teen, with a gf who pushed me hard to
sexually coerce her. That same year, I counterattacked a rapist who attacked 2 underaged girls. Really threw me for a loop; yet more evidence I was in CrazyTown. Nowadays, I find it just normal — or at least, no weirder than calling myself SexyIncél & posting on a suicide forum
Last time I wrote publicly about it, I told a successful, married friend how many gals had this urge. She said
"Add me to the list"