ElanSubdued
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BossyShoeBitch, quote:
MasterFireMaam: If he doesn't want to do it, he shouldn't have to. There are those of use who DON'T do strap-on play. Making him do it, or convincing him to do it, when he doesn't want to is the part that's morally wrong, in my book. He can choose if he wants to do it and he should be able to choose the people he wants to do it with. If he's asked you to take his virginity, I see nothing morally wrong with that. I agree with MasterFireMaam. The only thing I'll add is what Akasha noted, opening Pandora's box of anal joy and then dropping the boy off a cliff might not be the nicest introduction. If you're going to fuck the boy and don't intend on establishing a relationship with him, at least give him your attention more than once. It will probably take a few tries before he relaxes into you and really allows you to fuck him anyway. Introduce him gently and lovingly, leave him with a good experience, and I don't see a problem. quote:
BossyShoeBitch: I had an interesting conversation with a submissive today about how difficult it is for a male sub to find a Mistress to serve (given the sheer imbalance of the male/female numbers in the lifestyle). By finding a mistress to serve, I'm assuming he meant "finding a mistress for a relationship". Certainly, there is no problem finding a professional mistress. All a sub needs is money in his pocket and gumption, and he's good to go. The long-term relationship front is quite different, but I don't think the problem is an imbalance of numbers. When you remove wankers and professionals, in my experience, the number of mistresses and subs left is about equal. Seemingly, the problem is that there are just not that many people who truly want this kind of long-term relationship and/or who have the relationship skills for it. When you add in distance and other mitigating factors, as a mistress or a sub, it becomes quite difficult to find your matching partner. ElanSubdued.
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