SweetDommes
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Joined: 10/5/2004 Status: offline
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I really didn't intend for this question to cause any kind of flame war or argument or anything (and I thank everyone for not starting a flame war after a certain post). I was simply curious. For anyone who doesn't know - Beach is correct about me having no problems with switches, mostly because I am one. However, I do have a thing about being honest about who you are - and of course, that means that you have to be honest with yourself first. None of the guys in my initial example were being honest about themselves - one started out with something that I would consider acceptable (I'm a Dom, I'd like to experience the other side) and then changed his story - the others were just flat out dishonest (I know my profile says Dom, but I'm really a switch - and I still won't tell you what the other one said). The guy I mentioned from the other site - if he were closer, I might consider Topping him: he's honest about the fact that he wishes to experience the bottom side of a scene, he's got a few limits (that some of the other Dommes were rather rude about mis-interpretting, blah), but other than those few, he's open to whatever. He has also been someone that I have talked to off and on since we first got into this lifestyle 5 years ago, so I would say that I know him rather well. I will NOT Top someone that I have just met online (no matter what they claim to be) and personally, I don't understand people who expect me to - and all three of the ones who approached us did. I'm not offended by the approaches, but I am frustrated with the lack of honesty and integrity that it shows. I would much rather be with a man who knows who and what he is and accepts it and is willing to go for it despite what people like ravenofpk say about him, than someone who can't even be honest with himself about who he is. I can get past a lot of 'issues' - but being unable to accept yourself for who you are is not one of them... I went through a few years where I was not honest with myself about who I am, and there was some serious self-loathing going on. Honestly, I still hate the person that I was at that time ... but now, I know who I am, I accept who I am, and I have been attempting to find what it is that I need and want - to hell with what others say. I managed this in a space of less than 10 years ... these people who have been contacting us have had far longer to figure things out, as they have all (from every site) been at least 10 years older than I am and apparently still haven't figured out how to be honest with themselves.
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