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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 6:07:01 AM   
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I'm sure the misconceptions the OP stated abound,  however, fortunately for me, none of the people i respect, or take seriously on these boards operate under those misconceptions.

I guess i must just have an "i don't give a shit" attitude, because i never really feel compelled to educate those with such opinions.    I'd rather invest my time in those whose minds are open.

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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 6:25:49 AM   
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spankmepink I understand where you are comming from. That when it comes right down to it, you shouldn't care about what other's think of what you enjoy.

But what about the feeling of being accepted? Maybe not totally understood, but plain and simple acceptance? Your statement works if you aren't interested shareing experinces and ideas, or being in a community. But what if you are involved in a community? Wouldn't you want to be accepted? Wouldn't it irritate the hell out of you if every community you went to pre-judged you? Or wouldn't accept you, and what you like?

I'm not saying that all comunities are like this, nor am I saying some people can never belong to a community. What I am saying is that sometimes it's nice to not have to struggle with others about who you are. It's nice to be accepted.  

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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 6:36:18 AM   
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spankmepink: So would I. I also think that sometimes, the only thing that stands between an open mind and a closed one is - education. For some people education might not be what they appreciate. In which case, they can feel free to ignore any POV except their previously held one about topic X, Y, or Z. From my point of view, their minds will always be somewhat "closed". Why? Because they've not examined another POV. They didn't re-consider at all. They thought, perhaps, that there just wasn't any "good reason" for them to have to do it - so they just never have (at least that's how it sometimes appears - to me). Maybe they did, and their conclusion just hasn't changed about orientation X____ (in which case, at least they examined new information that came their way - which I think is a good thing).Yeah, an unreflective attitude can kinda bother me. 

I am not sure what you meant with your comment, and I am not necessarily offended by it, and I agree with you. If you yourself don't feel compelled to offer anyone any information about anything, then that's fine. Different strokes for different folks and all of that. If you feel your opinion is on topic X, Y or Z is  more balanced, or valid -  then step right up and offer some information on topic X, Y or Z. It's a free country. I'd honestly love to hear everyone's POV on different D/s orientations. 

I agree with peoples' fundamental right to believe what they believe (just not on my time, if I consider it offensive). Of course, if someone chooses to read this entire thread, all the way through, knowing what it is about - and then complains they've "wasted their time" - then I'd consider it a false complaint. Especially when they are free to simply move on, instead. I'd listen, but only with one ear.

For some people (especially some "Newbies") I think education regarding varying POV's might be something found enlightening. I've heard many of them by this time, and decided which ones "work for me". And it took me some time to reach conclusions about some things, too. First, I needed to be exposed to another POV (or several), or find out a topic area re: A particular BDSM orientation simply existed in the first place. There are are many, many out there - and the "door is open" as far as exposing their existence, if they're not already included - right here, right now. And every day on the CM message boards.

No matter what anyone reads anyway, nobody can shove a particular POV down someone else's throat.That has been proven time and time again, IMO. People reach their own conclusions, no matter what, bottom line. However, before they can actually conclude much, they may need to be exposed to varying POVs. Which only happens if the information is available. How does it become available? By people publishing their opinions. Don't have any opinion or information relevant to this thread you feel like sharing? That's fine. I have opinions I enjoy sharing, and some information I'd like to share.  Got some of your own regarding the topic area? Feel free to share them.

- Susan

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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 7:17:18 AM   
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Steel, and Susan, perhaps you misunderstood me  because i generally make my point using as few words as possible, I'm a far too poor and lazy typist to type out long drawn out detailed responses.

But, to elaborate, when i say i have  no desire to educate people, I'm referring to people who think in absolutes  such as those that Susan mentioned in her OP, it is due to my experience with those types of people.   The lack of an open mind..(in my opinion)  usually means that to try and educate them or to open their mind, is generally a fruitless proposition.

My opinions are my own,  of course i value them, however i  don't see where i stated that mine were better than anyone elses.  And hey...because i happen to be someone with an open mind...they are even subject to change when others share their point of view.

From  what i read in your OP, You were not asking our opinions on D/s orientations, but of the misconceptions regarding such...and yup...they exist.  I didn't realize it was a call to compare what our own conceptions/or misconceptions were.

I don't really need a whole lot of outside validation, people i care about accept me, people i don't care about...well...i don't care...so, moot point.

I have a sense of  "community" in several aspects of my life, and do indeed enjoy the exchange of ideas and opinions
I just  choose where...when and with whom,  i share my opinions  and have never felt obligated to share them on every given topic thats presented.

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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 7:20:08 AM   
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spankmepink:Thanks for commenting - and my impression of you has never been that you are closed minded (from the posts I've read of yours). I hope you didn't misunderstand what I said, and I hope I didn't offend you. I'm very open to listening to other POVs (truly) about the topic of the thread. I've asked people to offer their own POVs several times throughout this thread on anything I already stated re: varying D/s orientations. My intial comments were pretty direct, but it's one topic area I feel pretty strongly about. This is a free country, and an open forum. If people have different POVs, then they can jump on in and offer them, on the topic area. And expect comments in return. Some of us are readers, and some of us are writers. And some of us are both. God Bless America!

- Susan

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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 7:36:15 AM   
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A couple more:

15) All men who enjoy anal sex are gay -  Sheeshhhhhhhhh  How absurd can we be?  Personally, while I prefer my guys straight, I always look for those in touch with their bodies and sensual enough to enjoy anal sex.  Heck, I should add:

16)  All men who enjoy tasting their own cum must be gay -  <shakes head>  How can thoroughly enjoying one’s own body be gay?  That’s another thing I look for; it means they’re probably really good lovers!  What’s not to like?

Thanks for a great post; outta be a must-read for da newbies!
B

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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 7:39:02 AM   
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Two good ones, IMO. Thanks, Bearlee. I'd love to comment at length, but my family is here, and we are going boating soon, and I have to go get ready. I hope people continue to write in.

- Susan

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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 7:49:35 AM   
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I am on out of town for a few days w/ my relatives, but got hold of my niece's lap-top PC. I am not going to be able to hang around and "host" this thread, because we're all going out to dinner, but I was thinking about some ideas I occasionally see tossed around on the CM boards, that I think just aren't true, and I sometimes can find them hard to stomach especially if they come from anyone who claims in their profile to be "educated" or "sophisticated".

I am not saying people don't have a right to their own opinions. So do I (and here they are)...

If someone is brand new to the BDSM "world", or relatively young, then maybe it is somewhat understandable. Otherwise, IMO, spouting many of the following points of view is only going to make you seem like some unsophisticated Neanderthal, or just plain prejudiced. Of course people can believe whatever they want - and they do - and I am no better than anyone else - but I just wanted to say that find the following mis-conceptions hard to swallow, when they come out of the mouths of people who can also preach things like: "It is always wrong to "judge anyone else's kink", etc. I'm not trying to be a nag, or sound whiny, but the following mis-conceptions about D/s orientations, are the ones I find especially annoying:

1) All FemDoms aka "Dommes" must (or do) hate men. If they did, why would they be interacting with them at all? A FemDom orientation is no more "strange" than having a Male Dom orientation (or any other D/s orientation). It's the same orientation as M/f , except in reverse.That's all it is, really. If some people cannot wrap their head around this, then don't interact with them, if you don't like it. But they're here to stay. Get used to it.

I could not agree more.

2) ProDommes must all (or do) hate men. See #1. I see nothing wrong with ProDommes. But also - it's a business transaction that is taking place here. If you are a customer (or a prospective one) of some of these women, and suspect you might be "duped" (or whatever) then think of yourself as a consumer first, and a sexually-oriented being second. Ask for some references from someone claiming "years of experience" or "many satisfied customers". If all of these women hated men, I doubt they'd be able to satisfy them as customers, time and time again. If your'e complaining that they're not getting "emotionally involved enough" with clients (or you yourself, if you are a client) - I think you maybe shouldn't expect that, and find a non-"Pro" for a partner, instead. Or, even just find a different "Pro", perhaps. I think there may exist ProDommes who dis-like males, just as there are Male Doms who dis-like females. Some of them are out there, probably. I don't like to think this is the "norm", though.

In addition, I think the possibility that there are Pros out there which got into what they're doing because it can be lucrative, not because they actually have an interest in domination. 

3) All male submissive must really be gay. Geez - if they were, would they be seeking out interactions with females? Clue: If their profile orientations says "gay" then they are gay. If their profile orientation says "straight" - then they are straight". If they were truly "asexual" or something, then would they be involved in BDSM activity at all? These men have the same orientation toward females that female submissives have toward male Dominants. Though it might not seem "normal" to you, many of these men have very buff bods, are very masculine, know how to treat a lady, are intelligent, mature, and have their act together. If you haven't noticed this, then you haven't looked very far. As with Male Doms, there are exceptions to this (these are people - not mere "roles" - we are talking about - just people). Like in the "Vanilla" world...just people. This is simply some men's way of expressing their "kink" orientation. Period.

I actually know a couple male submissives and no, they definitely are not gay!  Consider this one blown out of the water.

4) There is something "weird" about being gay. If you honestly still believe this (or maybe even if you ever did), simply because you're not gay, then shame on you. Really. If you are gay (I am also including Lesbians in this terminology) and you believe this, then please get the therapy you need to help yourself. Ditto, if you hold this kind of judgment about Trangendering (or Transgendered people).
 
That's like saying there is something weird about being male or female or *insert ethnicity*, or fat or skinny or blonde or brunette or whatever.


5) True Bi-sexuals don't really exist - I dunno. I just don't find this too hard to wrap my head around, either. I will admit there are people claiming to be Bi-sexual perhaps, just to please a Dom or Domme, who might not find it something they'd do without "prodding", but, I do think there are probably people who don't find it hard to be attracted to either sex (and maybe on a 50-50 basis, too). I am sure some debate this, but I personally don't have a hard time believing it could be true.

I think true bisexuals do exist.  By the same token, all women are not bisexual.  That's like saying that all women are submissive, it just takes the right man to bring it out.  I'm not bisexual, not even remotely bicurious.  *gasp*

6) Switches are "just confused" - This is my personal favorite. When I first became involved in D/s, I was becoming very attracted to a male Dom who claimed to be "educated and sophisticated" who was lecturing me about not ever "judging anyone else's kink". He said it was a "Cardinal rule" in the "BDSM world". I did like him. And then one night, he killed all that, when I said I thought I had some fantasies about dominating a male sub, he said to me: "Don't worry. You're still just "transitioning from being "Vanilla". It's quite common, and "finding yourself in BDSM just takes time". Excuse me? Most "Vanillas (to my knowledge) don't often fantasize about swatting some man's butt. I am not "confused". I don't need to "just find myself and decide which orientation I am". It's not that I can't decide. I've decided I don't want to decide. I have no problem excluding one "side of myself" for the other. Sure there are people who claim to be: 10% sub, 90% Dom/me, 70% sub, etc. Find out who you're dealing with, and just how, they operate within their "Switch" orientation, if their "Switchi-ness" concerns you. I don't expect someone who is a submissive to "Dom" me (although some people do expect this, as a Switch, and some subs and Doms don't mind accomodating them. Some do).  I truly feel like I can "have it all". Deal with it. Does everyone want this? No. Can everyone even do this? No. Do they have to, or should they necessarily want to? No. Should it really matter? No.

I think *some* switches may just be confused or just figuring to better their odds, you know?  That said, I do know people who definitely switch and enjoy either role equally.

7)"Sissy Boys" are all gay - See #3. I may be slightly off-base here, but overall, IMO, these are just men who will dress up in female clothing, and-or in a maid's outfit, and feel forced to act in a traditional "femenine" role, and like to be bossed around by Dommes (or Doms) while they're dressed that way. Although I have head of some who are actually male Doms as well, I think that is probably the exception, and they are mainly male submissives. If you don't like them personally, all you have to do is stay away from them. I know some really wonderful, kind, decent "Sissy Boys." If you don't, then you don't have to shout how "abnormal" you think they are from every mountain-top. Grow up.

No, sissy boys are not all gay.  Sorry if this threatens anyone's masculinity out there.

8) Adult Babies are just "abnormal" - I think sometimes these folk can have a hard time dealing in the adult-oriented D/s world, because they're interactions with other people can be so innocent-like, and have a sort of "naive" quailty. They are used to being in relationships with someone who truly treats them like a child (and may act like one. I mean that in an innocent, not "judgmental, sense of the word). Hence the term "Adult baby". If someone wants to wear diapers, and be held and cuddled, etc - it's just plain not my business. I can understand it, even if I wouldn't maybe want to do it all the time (or at all). They are just people, like anyone else. It's not too far a stretch to imagine it as okay for someone else, even if you might not want to do it yourself. If you don't appreciate it, fine. Nobody's asking you to do it. If they do, and you don't want to, you can always say "No." 

Not my cup of tea, but then, who am I to criticize if it's yours?

9) All Male Doms are secret (or overt) woman haters - C'mon - you can't really believe this, can you? I know the majority of male Doms I've seen treat females pretty well. Some treat them very well.  Sure there are maybe some people with 'issues" all over the BDSM world. Just like there are in the "Vanilla" world, btw. If you honestly believe this (and especially if you are a female submissive) then maybe you either 1) Don't belong in the BDSM wolrd or 2) Need to check out interacting with a male submssive for awhile. Or 3) At least, be quiet about thinking this as a generalization. Because it's just not true.

This one is patently false.  And the ones that are women-haters, well ... sucks to be them, right?

Well, that concludes (for now) my list. Have any of your own? Feel free to add them. Thanks for listening. 

- Susan 


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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 7:51:44 AM   
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Susan, i think the lack of intonation in the typed word  format can  contribute to misunderstandings, I'm really trying to figure out how you took anything i said as me being " offended by your style"an insult to you...or your style.   I was explaining my own style, and how it may have given you a false impression.  I'm not sure how you determined that i considered sharing opinions  "a waste of my time"  or that i implied that you had a closed mind. 

In the OP you gave a rather detailed example of the many misconceptions that are out there. I agreed that they exsist, and gave my own opinion on the matter.  I didn't have the desire to outline what my opinions were on each point you made, but instead tried to convey that if i sense the person in question is not open to altering their  own perception, or accepting that others perceptions  have validity , then it seems a poor investment of my time.

Hopefully my assurance that i was speaking generally...and not making veiled implications directed towards you will taken to heart...You're correct in stating that petty "catfights" are futile, and i think if you perused my history, you would find very few examples of such on my part. (of course you may find one or two...but... no one's perfect)


Edited because you posted again while i was composing my last post....no harm no foul...have fun boating..


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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 7:54:37 AM   
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feastie: Thanks for commenting. I agree (completely).

spankmepink: Don't worry about it. Part of the reason might be that I didn't get much sleep. It's me, not you (I mean that, I do). Sorry to offend, or draw unfounded conclusions. I thought it sort of sounded like you wondered why anyone would start a thread like this. I misunderstood. I always consider those kinds of comments a waste of time (I hear them on some other threads). If somebody thinks thread topic X is a waste of time, why are they writing in to say so? It's a moot point. Topic X has obviously been thought relevant by someone, or they would not have bothered to start a thread on it. It's already out there, an unstoppable force, and it can't be undone. So why not just pass it by? If it's the actual topic of a thread someone wants to comment on, then I feel that's different (that's what threads are for, IMO). That isn't what you meant. 

But if I'd been more awake (no kidding) I probably would not have even thought you could have meant that (because I've read your posts, and you don't strike me as "that kind of person" - honest). I'm not offended - just tired (that was really "my bad". I should have gotten more sleep). And I re-wrote my response to you, because I realized that, and that my first response to you was wacky - because I am tired. I think you're a nice person.

- Susan

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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 8:04:31 AM   
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5) True Bi-sexuals don't really exist - I dunno. I just don't find this too hard to wrap my head around, either. I will admit there are people claiming to be Bi-sexual perhaps, just to please a Dom or Domme, who might not find it something they'd do without "prodding", but, I do think there are probably people who don't find it hard to be attracted to either sex (and maybe on a 50-50 basis, too). I am sure some debate this, but I personally don't have a hard time believing it could be true

Believe it!  I have said here more than once that I truly am bi-sexual.  I am not a lesbian because I am too attracted to (some) men.  I don't seek a full-time, committed relationship with another woman.  However, when I am out in public in the midst of a crowd of people, 95% of the "attractive" people I see are women.  Men generally just do not catch my eye unless they are exceptionally attractive.  I see many women, however, of all shades, shapes, sizes, etc. that make me look twice.  I would say that the ratio of attraction to men -vs- women is something like 51/49 for me. 

I love Master and every "manly" thing about Him as well as our relationship dynamic.  But, if given the opportunity to "play" with others, my choice would overwhelmingly be to play with other women.  (And, btw, this was the case before we got together and He forbade me to be with other men).  I have never had to be "prodded" into playing with other females.  I jump at the chance.  I would say that makes me absolutely bisexual.  Just my take on it...........luci 


This is very much like me. I don't notice men at all anymore. I do notice women all the time and there are just so many hot hot hot women out here. I'm not allowed to play with anyone male or female but it would only be a female if I could, the idea of any other man but him touching me is icky to put it mildly.

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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 8:04:50 AM   
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Since you asked so nicely, I'll elaborate even further. 
There was a time when i had some misconceptions about some of the things you mentioned.   One had to do with
infantilism,(is that the correct word?) and another,   with the male gender in a submissive role  in general.
 Through questions asked on my part, and patient replies on the parts of other members here and elsewhere,  my  perceptions were changed a great deal and very positively....which is why i enjoy being here....i really never stop learning

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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 8:12:01 AM   
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spankmepink: Thanks for commenting. Infantilism, Adult Babyism, same thing, IMO, yes although some Adult baby groups also have members that act like "Toddlers", or Young'uns up to about age 5, 6 or 7, and not all wear diapers, I guess (that's what I've read anyway) . I appreciate your comments, because it's good to re-inforce the fact (IMO, too) that people can change their views. Time and info can change them, sometimes.

- Susan

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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 8:13:04 AM   
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... Through questions asked on my part, and patient replies on the parts of other members here and elsewhere,  my  perceptions were changed a great deal and very positively....which is why i enjoy being here....i really never stop learning 



Brava!  Well said!!!  Doncha just love these boards, spank?
 
Me too,
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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 8:56:47 AM   
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5) True Bi-sexuals don't really exist - I dunno. I just don't find this too hard to wrap my head around, either. I will admit there are people claiming to be Bi-sexual perhaps, just to please a Dom or Domme, who might not find it something they'd do without "prodding", but, I do think there are probably people who don't find it hard to be attracted to either sex (and maybe on a 50-50 basis, too). I am sure some debate this, but I personally don't have a hard time believing it could be true

Believe it!  I have said here more than once that I truly am bi-sexual.  I am not a lesbian because I am too attracted to (some) men.  I don't seek a full-time, committed relationship with another woman.  However, when I am out in public in the midst of a crowd of people, 95% of the "attractive" people I see are women.  Men generally just do not catch my eye unless they are exceptionally attractive.  I see many women, however, of all shades, shapes, sizes, etc. that make me look twice.  I would say that the ratio of attraction to men -vs- women is something like 51/49 for me. 

I love Master and every "manly" thing about Him as well as our relationship dynamic.  But, if given the opportunity to "play" with others, my choice would overwhelmingly be to play with other women.  (And, btw, this was the case before we got together and He forbade me to be with other men).  I have never had to be "prodded" into playing with other females.  I jump at the chance.  I would say that makes me absolutely bisexual.  Just my take on it...........luci 


This is very much like me. I don't notice men at all anymore. I do notice women all the time and there are just so many hot hot hot women out here. I'm not allowed to play with anyone male or female but it would only be a female if I could, the idea of any other man but him touching me is icky to put it mildly.


I learned long ago that I enjoy sex with both men and women equally...basically as long as Im having an orgasm I couldnt care less whats between your legs....OK, its deeper than that but still...

But while Im defiantly bi-sexual, I could never be in an actual relationship with a female, I could never have anyone but a male as a life partner. So I never know how to list myself on these websites...straight or bi or whatever..

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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 9:05:35 AM   
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But while Im defiantly bi-sexual, I could never be in an actual relationship with a female, I could never have anyone but a male as a life partner. So I never know how to list myself on these websites...straight or bi or whatever


This is me too. I need to be in a relationship where I'm under the absolute authority of my partner. I don't feel submissive towards females so I need to be in a relationship with a male...but I do like women very very much! (I'll probably never get to be with one again but I love sex with a chic)

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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 9:08:57 AM   
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yes, definatly the same here.....but look me up if you ever get permission....heh...

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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 9:09:35 AM   
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ORIGINAL: GhitaAmati


I learned long ago that I enjoy sex with both men and women equally...basically as long as Im having an orgasm I couldnt care less whats between your legs....OK, its deeper than that but still...  [Puns are the lowest form of humor, yanno!  ha!]

But while Im defiantly bi-sexual, I could never be in an actual relationship with a female, I could never have anyone but a male as a life partner. So I never know how to list myself on these websites...straight or bi or whatever.. 


I am the same way about life-partnering with women and find it so embarrassing.  It's a kind of bigotry, I guess; shameful!
 
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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 11:45:59 AM   
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Not to hijack the thread, but you contribute to what you know hehe.

Yes, AB ( adult baby) abism, and infantilism are the same things. Just a different set of words. It is true that not all abies use and wear diapers. But most of them do. Everything centers around regression.

It's like saying the word bondage. There are so many forms of bondage out there. Just as there are so many forms of AB play, regression play and such...

I'd also like to add that just because a person wears diapers doesn't mean they regress. It can be a fetish for them, sexual or not.

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RE: Misconceptions about D/s orientations - 8/5/2007 11:47:30 AM   
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I'm sure the misconceptions the OP stated abound,  however, fortunately for me, none of the people i respect, or take seriously on these boards operate under those misconceptions.

I guess i must just have an "i don't give a shit" attitude, because i never really feel compelled to educate those with such opinions.    I'd rather invest my time in those whose minds are open.


A investment well spent, I bet

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