Owner4SexSlave
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Joined: 4/4/2007 Status: offline
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Ok, I enjoy sex, I enjoy BDSM, I enjoy power exchanges, I also enjoy getting to know somebody as a person as well. I want my cake, ice cream, cookies and a milk shake too. You see, I'm into the mind, body and soul aspects completely. Yes, this includes exploring the slutty sides as well. I really don't think it matter if sex is talked about early in a relationship, actually that is a good thing. However, if the other person can only talk about sex, and sex is all they seem to be interested in. You have to ask yourself is sex all that you are interested in as well? There's nothing wrong with getting sexual aspects out in the open. Generally, if I'm talking with somebody and all they seem interested in is SEX, well... I tend to loose interest in them or see if they fit the requirements of becoming my Ultimate slave whore fantasy girl. Damn it, nobody has been a big enough slut to fill my requirements yet! LOL... Even still, I don't know how long I'd own a Ultimate Slave Whore Fantasy Girl if I ever found her, because she would not be long term sub/slave material. I'd end up tossing her ass aside after I had all the mindless cheap humilating degrading sex out of the way. She'd simply be a fuck buddy in some extended on going scene.. basically until I got bored. Not a very fullfilling D/s relationship, however would serve the purpose of fantasy fillfullment. So, with this said, if you want to explore your slutty side... why not go for it? Just keep in mind it might not be a long term thing. There are no rules that says all BDSM relationships have to be long term relationships, or deep meaningful ones. People use each other for meaningless sex all the time.. even in the vanilla world. Some people have fuck buddy friends (play partner) that have a somewhat more meaningful connection to one another. Some people have very deep meaningful one-on-one relationships. The thing is to know what kind of relationships you are open for, what you are looking for or not looking for in a partner. Also, if you have similar interests, mindsets and limits. Just make certain you two are playing on the same page and wavelength, with the same understanding. It's up to you to decide what you feel is right for you, so basically... the ball is in your court in regards to what you want to do and who you are willing to do it with. Just use some common sense when it comes down to your own safety and welfare.
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