AMADF
Posts: 66
Joined: 7/15/2007 Status: offline
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I do agree completely with MsSonnetMarwood who desrves a big clap!! I dont judge who belongs and who dont in bdsm world, everybody deserves a chance to learn, and the more we know about bdsm the more safety we play, but personally i dont play with married man. The main reason its beacause im single and dont like hiding from no one, and centanly wouldnt hide from my subs wife (somebody whom i dont know and i whos opinion i dont care since she doesnt mean anything to me). I have had a lot of proposals from married man who claims to be the "vĂctims" of society: "poor me i do love her and happy with her but need to serve" and always answer: "its not my fault you married a vanilla woman and not a domme" and they always say that they got tired of search and they "have" to get married with someone in order not to be alone the rest of their lives. So from my point of view the one who surrender search in the first place of what they need where them. So if they were really interested in BDSM, why do they start a vanilla commitment? I know thats not easy, but i know a guy whos 40 and never married, so when ms right come, shes fully available. Actaully she meet recently a girl and might be the right one :) Other issue its time. Its hard enough to adjust time with 2 working people, to then add the fact that have to go home in order wife dont realize. I agree with last mail, if it was a polyamorous relation where the 3 know and agree in that relation, would be nice, but in my experience they always hide that from wife, and sadly even try to hide it even from mistress: a lot of them will sostain theyre single, with no kids in order to play, and once they got their kink "dosis" then they tell the truth. So maybe will be easier for married mistress to take a married man, but for singles mistress meand going into a lot of troubles, and some of us think its nor worth it, specially since there are many single slaves around. Hope this post helps loooking the other side of the mirror.
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