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ORIGINAL: justt13 the dark--- I'm trying to learn how to make it work...and be a good communicator...It makes me sad that you aren't seeing that. I'm looking for an LTR with one person...I don't know him all that well yet, but I do want to see where it goes. I didn't realize people would judge me for asking for advice. I'm not seeing anyone but him right now...so I want to do it right. I completely understand that what I said comes across as harsh, but I am a practical person, so try and see past the words, you can't know inflection in my voice, or see my face when I am posting. And as 'experienced' as you may think you are, you are showing inexperience by thinking and assuming that because you are a submissive person you can't be with a person new to BDSM and automatically thinking it more as training than submission to him. You need to get out of your head what experience you have and stop comparing him to others dominants you have had, which is how you post is coming across to me. You have mentioned them in your previous posts and to me, it feels as though the problem isn't his lack of knowledge, but that he isn't really what you want? You are already placing expectations on the relationship and that is never healthy, particularly if, as you say, you don;t know him yet. People will judge you. Judgements are a good thing, you - yourself - need to use your judgement on this and not what you think might happen but what you see is happening. If he didn't spank you hard enough, tell him immediately, don't wait. If he feels insulted, would you want someone so easily offended? Beg for more, beg for it to be harder - do it in a way that will express your need and your submission in the same breath. Otherwise you are just giving him false perceptions on the pain you can take. Darcy is the first to say at the start he was unsure how hard to hit me, but that was nothing to do with him not being a long time practising BDSM but because he didn;t know just how much I could take. And somedays I can take more than others. Don't focus on his newness, focus on your submission and beg, plead, communicate, explain and tell him about you. Otherwise, new or not, how will he ever know? If he is a private person and you like going out to groups, then you have to decide whether you can submit to that. That is your choice right now. The more you type, the more I get the impression it is more a compatability issue, that an issue that he is new to BDSM. the.dark.
< Message edited by Darcyandthedark -- 3/23/2008 6:07:20 AM >
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