Griswold
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ORIGINAL: cleopetra Something that has struck me on more than one occasion is the pressure that some people in this lifestyle feel under to always be the Dom, submissive or whatever they might identify with. And if they should 'slip' and just be human, then they are not the Dom, submissve or whatever they might identify as. It's sad to think that this may stop anything developing between people who might be well matched. As someone who has a very submissive side and has not had a significant relationship of the D/s kind for quite a long time now, I do sometimes lose touch with that part of me. I find it difficult to switch on and get into the role of submissive that I find many conversations that I have with people seem to demand. I would much rather be myself and let that part of me come naturally when I first encounter someone. As a result of the pressure I sometimes feel to perform I may go beyond their fantasy, if that makes sense. Then I feel I become a liabilty and they run, so as an alternative to that, I will just dig my heels in and not play their game which is when I find I am more susceptible to abuse. I hope this makes sense. If it does, does any of what I am saying strike a chord with anyone? cleopetra It makes perfect sense. You want to know the answer to the ultimate conundrum...where do we all fit (in)? You want to know if what we believe about ourselves...is necessarily where we belong...or where we fit (in)...in the lifestyle...and how does what we believe mesh with what on occasion...we feel...which might differ from what our friends or lovers think we are. Or might be(come). (And on occasion...who we even think we are)? Deep, concerning, valid...even distinct as to personality, questions. And now I'll answer (as best I can....from my own perspective). I have a tinfoil hat. It's a fine tinfoil hat. I don't use it always...but I find when I have Cheetos in hand, I'm much more reflective on my beliefs. Reflective is the operative word. (See above). I've always been able to discern, when driving, that my best thoughts come from within. Of course, if I had an Escalade, I'd have a full 16 inch flat screen (in the center console) and of course, being in Seattle, I have access to some of the best wireless downloads available in the lower 48. That being the case, and the fact that I'd have a 65 gig hard drive (in the Escalade), I'd also have access to some of the better 90 minute 80's and 90's movies. One of which is "Alien". I can only say at this juncture...what comes out of me.... Is this really disgusting slimy little ALIEN!!!!!...right outa my chest even!!!!! (And he's really fucking slimy and totally alien like...and slimy {did I mention he's all kinds of slimy?}...and gross....but that's what an Escalade will do to you if you're not paying attention).
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