What’s one act of devotion you find meaningful, not sexual, but symbolic?

Power isn’t only measured in obedience.

Sometimes, it’s found in the quiet gestures: the ones done without being asked, without needing attention, without expecting reward.

That’s why I love this question: “What’s one act of devotion you find meaningful, not sexual, but symbolic?”

Because true devotion isn’t about intensity. It’s about intention.

It can be as simple as: -remembering a preference -anticipating a need -offering presence without being prompted -staying grounded when asked -showing consistency, even in small things

These little moments say more than grand gestures ever could. They’re subtle, but they carry weight. They whisper: I see you, I trust you, I choose to follow you.

Devotion doesn’t need to be dramatic to be real. Sometimes the quietest act is the loudest commitment.

So, what’s your act of devotion you find meaningful?