Stephann
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Joined: 12/27/2006 From: Portland, OR Status: offline
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breathes, I think there's lots of reasons people don't like to 'share.' That feeling of insecurity? Almost word for word, you've expressed something that a slave of mine has faced. It's normal, it's natural, and it might even be damaging to your relationship; but it won't kill you. For my part, I like including others in my sexual play. I'm a terrible exhibitionist, a voyeur, and as long as I knew I liked the idea of sex with one woman, I had been thinking I enjoy sex with two women. I also enjoy knowing that I have the power over my woman, to demand of her "slave, strip and get ready" for another man if I wished... to boot, in letting him be with her, not only do I have a chance to show off my slave, but the very act they are engaged in, is (at least in my mind) an act I have the power to terminate or permit as I wish. Toss in the fact that I might also be enjoying his wife at the same time...well, it's an incredible. I'm wary of stating these feelings, because (at least amongst swingers) they're not exactly socially acceptable. Then again, when I'm calling my girl a dirty cunt, it isn't because I think she's actually a dirty cunt; it's part of the psychosexual tension. When it's all over and done, the slave goes back to being my slave, friend, and lover. Nothing's really changed; we just enjoyed a decadent fantasy with other people. For me, it's not unlike when I'm flogging her; I'm engaged in an activity that is violent, brutal, and inflicts pain. The headspace I'm in is very different from when her head's on my chest, and I'm stroking her hair all warm and snuggly first thing in the morning. Understand, my interest isn't advocating why you should enjoy sharing; only some of the reasons people do enjoy it, so that should you find yourself in that spot, you can see how no matter how rough it may get during the act, when it's over life goes on, there's still laundry to do, dinner to cook, and the faucet might still leak. Sharing isn't the end of the world, even if it's not your cup of tea. I think the mentality of "if he loved me, he wouldn't do this to me" is probably the single most destructive aspect of sharing, for those who are afraid of it. Once you realize that sharing isn't a lack of love, I think it becomes leaps and bounds easier to handle. Regards, Stephan
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