DominantJenny
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By now, several have heard the story of my relationship, but for those who haven't, I will attempt to sum up. We were married, I discovered thanks to the internet that I wasn't a monster/freak of nature, just kinky, and came out to him. He (shockingly) did not run away...but only just. There followed many years of very, very delicate negotiations and hard work as we worked through all the various socializations that held him back...all while I carefully made sure this was ENTIRELY of his choice. (Always keeping the "just vanilla" option open, etc.) So we had a very unconventional relationship, and are only now finally able to delve more deeply into the romantic side of kink. Now, we're poly, and I've wooed before, but those were new relationships that started off from a D/s/S/M footing. The thing is, a lot of the sorts of things you say and do in that situation are just silly or awkward in a relationship that's 13 years old. I can (and do) romance him in more vanilla ways...I wrote him a love-letter that made him all gooey just recently, for example. But I'm having trouble figuring out how to romance him in a specifically D/s way that makes sense considering our relationship. So, especially those of you in long-term relationships, especially the male submissives, but all of you are more than welcome...what are some things that make you all gooey inside that might be appropriate to a relationship like mine? If you (*waves at the dominants*) were in my place, what are some things you might try? Do you even have a concept of "specifically D/s romance" or do you see it as essentially the same as vanilla romance? I feel, too, like I'm better at romancing women, so I'm hoping for a lot of male input here. I particularly want to show him the romantic side of D/s...something that has kind of slipped by the wayside while working on all the other stuff...but I can't go back to the beginning, and yet can't act like we've been building/maintaining that kind of romance all along, so it's something of a quandary...
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