TheShadows
Posts: 403
Joined: 9/16/2004 From: Southern Illinois Status: offline
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We've lived happily ever after....so far. LOL. Honestly, for us, there really isn't a dynamic, per se. We're equal in each others eyes. Our everyday interactions are very vanilla. What makes our arrangement work for us is the respect we have for one another. In a scene context, we both lead. Sometimes at the same time. Sometimes not. We typically follow the other's lead if one of us has more experience or interest in a particular style or area of play. If we're both into it, we do our own seperate/different things to the same person at the same time. As CuriousLord added, our sex is also surprisingly vanilla, though rougher from both sides than the typical vanilla sex would be. I don't think we had to learn anything new about treating partners, really. I'd say we had to adjust how we treated each other based on what each of us wanted from the other. We're married, and have been for quite a while, so the way we treat each other could also stem from that fact. We make a concerted effort to treat our partners how we'd want to be treated, with honesty and respect. If a Dominant wants to Email another Dominant about starting a relationship, I say go for it. We're very happy, and make things work just fine. Though, if you're in the business of sparing yourself some disappointment, don't email Dominants that obviously state they are only looking for subs/slaves, or don't have Dominants checked under the "Interested in Meeting" thingy. Who's to say what's too far? There are many Dominants out there that prefer to have a relationship with someone they see as their equal. I don't see anything wrong with them taking the relationship as far as it will naturally go with another Dominant. I'm happy for them. Don't worry so much about what other people might think about your relationship. If it makes you happy, and it's not hurting anyone else, knock yourself out. As always, YMMV... ~MrsShadows~
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"The reason the mainstream is thought of as a stream is because of it's shallowness." - George Carlin "Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most..." - Ozzy Osbourne
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