Tigrita
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Joined: 8/16/2007 From: California Status: offline
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I think it depends on what you want to talk about and how, and what kind of relationship you're looking for and what kind of person the dominant is. In my relationship, I feel like almost everything I feel is an open book to him, so anything I might post here I've either already talked to him about, or maybe am actually hoping he reads. Though he doesn't have a problem with me having privacy, there is nothing I share here that I couldn't talk to him about. And I couldn't keep him from reading and participating in the boards if my life depended on it. I actually enjoy using them as a sounding board sometimes to start a real time conversation from eachother's posts, or drop little tidbits (often rope to hang myself with, little insights into my mind or kinks that I'm too shy or proud to admit easily face to face...). I do write a lot in my bound journal that I would not post here. Conflicted, irrational feelings that are transient, that would not be productive for anyone else, including him, to read, but once I sort my feelings out I go to him with them. Maybe try keeping your personal thoughts in a truly private place instead of online. And if struggling with issues with a man, talk to him about them directly, don't be afraid to feel what you feel and be who you are. Anyone who couldn't handle that and would reject you for it isn't right for you. It is scary, I know, but works out better that way IMO. And I don't think it is necessarily subterfuge to have an account he doesn't know about for you to use for private things you're not ready to share with a partner yet. It just depends, like I said, on both of your expectations. But some things you might post here can be none of a potential dom's beeswax until you reach a certain point with him.
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~ Tigrita There is no right path, only the path you take. Success is making life happen, versus just letting life happen to you. "Many of the things I enjoy, I enjoy because I don't enjoy them." - Charlotte
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