Spankinatrix
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Joined: 7/5/2004 Status: offline
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Well, I started with BDSM several years before I had intercourse, and was somewhat established with a number of partners before moving on to that. For me, having sex the first time was not a big deal as I didn't worship the concept of virginity. I simply wanted a safe, thoughtful friend who didn't expect a major committment. There are many, many wonderful sex acts that don't involve penile/vaginal penetration, and thats most of what I still do with partners that I am not 'fluid bonded' with. I ask about sexual history and sex abuse history in the initial interview, so I should be aware from the start. Regardless of someone's sex and abuse histories, we talk about how sexual they are open to being with my male sub partner and me, and we reassess that regularly. If they have little experience with a kink or sex acts, I'm extra mindful. But, everyone has to learn somewhere, and if they wish to learn with me (and/or my partner) then its up for discussion. I do not view male and female virgins differently, although I treat genders differently when it comes to kink. I do, however treat folks with an abuse history somewhat differently, in that more care is taken around possible triggers. Thats the therapist in me, what else can I say? N
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