HeavansKeeper -> RE: husband has natural Dom traits but..... (6/19/2007 1:30:43 PM)
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What worked (very well) for me, may not work for you. When My Pet and I met, niether of us had any real experience into the BDSM world, outside of having kinky sex. It became evident that she wanted me to be happy. Along with my natural tendency to be an ass (in a cute way) it formed into a makeshift d/s dynamic. We explored and such, I would teach and train, she would listen and learn. We hit a few speedbumps, and obviously I was not as experienced as "everyone else to ever have a d/s lifestyle all combined" but we moved together. After a while, she re-pledged herself to me (May 13, a day that will live in infamy forever) after we learned a lot from reading, and writing, and asking questions, and listening to answers. We kept the rules we did like, we ousted the rules we don't like, we made rules that worked for us. My advice to you is simple. Buy him a crop, buy yourself a black teddy, and kneel in front of him and present the crop. Explain that you want him to give you a spank everytime you do something not of his liking, and that he should train you to better please him. Explain that you want to please him. (He'll probably think or oral first, but hey... that's the cost of being submissive.) Call him 'Sir' or 'Master' or 'Owner' or 'Sire' whenever you want to be his submissive. Many people will tell you so many things about the nature of each name, but in the end, it's just a word. Until you interact with others living a d/s world, the respectful term of your dominant does not matter. (/wave@OldGuard) ONLY follow the above advice if your relationship is fairly healthy already. If you cannot communicate, DO NOT give him control of you. Communication and attunement to one another are key. I would be remiss in suggesting that you engage in such activity if it would end in you being a victim. As My Pet explains... "A good submissive wants his or her dominant to be happy. A good dominant takes pleasure from his or her submissive. It is a beautiful circle." And I wish you the best of luck in navigating it forever. On the flip side: If your husband doesn't want to get into this, don't force him. He may only appear dominant because the current society forces a man to be a provider and a leader. Many powerful men are truely submissive, and love the change from having the magical ability to boss around 50 people to being told what to do, how to do it, and why they're doing it. If he is truely submissive, it could be harder for him to let that out. Some dominants find their true colors when submission doesn't work for them. Perhaps the opposite is true of Hubby.
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