SayaNereida
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ORIGINAL: CelticPrince While not yielding the principle that D/s is more about mental control then sexual control; sex is still a major part of the D/s dynamic. Many submissives come into this lifestyle in their 30' or 40's and have experienced generally only vanilla sex / thus the question how does a submissive get past that embarrassment of some forms of sexual demands. Example, if your Sir reequired you to masterbate yourself while he watched. Untill that special candor and trust is built, how do you handle the scene? CP I began exploration of BDSM almost a year ago, after turning 40. Trust isn't an issue for me when responding to the question; for us the fact that the relationship is, says that trust already exists. Personally, what I find is relief that I can finally be and explore myself and my desires that seemed to be shunned by others in the past. What seems harder to overcome, at times, is the programing of past relationships that said 'these' interests were sick, twisted or perverted and now being with someone that it interested in experiencing them with me. Truthfully, to have him request your example has been liberating, not embarrassing. To know that someone is that interested in how I am and react during pleasure to want to watch is an amazingly freeing experience. Yes, the first time, during, I thought about the excess weight, and the fact that my breast flopped to the side, ect., ect., ect, but when it was over and I saw the smile on his face, the love in his eyes and heard him describe what he saw during: he saw the pleasure on my face, he heard the sounds I made, he watched what I did that turned me on and he was pleased. He never saw the things that made me insecure (or perhaps he was kind enough not to mention them) . I find more of a struggle with embarrasment of how my interests were recieved in the past, not what he requests for his pleasure. Saya PS. Hope this makes sense, taking cold medicine.
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