Greta75 -> RE: What are you willing to compromise ? (1/23/2014 1:40:50 AM)
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When I married my x-husband, I settled for "sexual imperfection", he was vanilla, so no bdsm or dom-like behaviour from him. But he was the perfect vanilla man, emotionally supportive, reasonable and I was content with him. But I felt unsatisfied in my sex life, I never mentioned it to him, instead, I tried to use the excuse of spicing up our sex life by introducing toys, some bdsm into it etc. All which kinda made him feel inadequate rather than excited. He always felt like he could not satisfy me. It kinda went down hill from there, I could not help it if my appetites were bigger than his. So I did compromise on my sex life, I was faithful to him, I self-pleasured when I feel dissatisfied, but I think he just sense it, the energy wasn't good, he didn't feel good, he knows he wasn't rocking my world, he can feel it even though I deny it. So okay that didn't work. BTW, it is in my experience that doms usually aren't very accommodating and reasonable, because they are doms because they enjoy a certain level of control, it's their kink, and that's the difference between vanillas and doms I feel. Or that's how I experience them. Then I met my x-dom, exciting, funny, makes me wet by just his presence, his sex drive rivals mine, his always horny and ready, I'm a total nympho, so it's very very rare for me to meet men that has a sex drive as high as mine, and he was truly that. On top of that, outside bedroom, we share the same sense of humour, have enough in common to enjoy each other's company outside of bdsm and sex. We love shopping together, cooking together, just cuddling infront of the TV together, very simple pleasures in life. His only fault is that, he was lacking in emotional sensitivity. He was no new age sensitive guy like my x-husband, he was just a manly man who can't deal with emotions, he doesn't understand what I'm upset about most of the time even when I try to explain, he still don't understand. Most of the time, I overlook it and try to see things from his point of view and let it go, but it was tiring to constantly be forgiving about it, and it was very hard, after 9 years with a husband who was such a understanding and sensitive man, to this completely "blockheaded person" when it comes to understanding what he did that hurt me emotionally. But he made up for it by showing how much he care about things that he understands, things that are tangible and he can see, like physical welfare, his 100% super sweet and obsess with it. So that was the compromise I made. But then he threw a difficult ultimatum which was a barrier I could not cross, so that didn't work. I don't think there is the "right" kind of compromise, or I have not discovered what it is so far. For two people to be together forever, elements just have to fit right. Even if all the compromises work out, that's seriously just complimentary characters together that compromises naturally on all the right things that keep things going. As I always feel, you can't control a relationship and how it will go, we're all dealing with volatile human beings that could change with time.
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