ownedgirlie
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ORIGINAL: Missokyst Why do you assume it is a matter of not being ready? For some of us it is a choice we make for a variety of reasons. My personal reason is because I don't think anyone belongs in my bedroom unless I invite them. It always amuses me when people start crowing, I am into BDSM!!, as if they assume everyone needs to know that. I dont' want to know what my neighbors do either. But then I am one of those people who won't even read the enquirer. Kyst quote:
ORIGINAL: ownedgirlie choices regarding where they want to be and what they're ready for. Just because everyone isn't ready for or doesn't choose the same thing at the same time doesn't mean one choice is better than the other. Whatever is right for someone at the time is what the best choice is. Hey there, Kyst. My error in wording. I don't assume everyone isn't "ready." That's why I said "or doesn't choose the same thing." But I was thinking of my own personal experience, in which for a long time I wasn't ready to tell those who are close to me about my personal relationship, because I hadn't yet come to terms with who I am. I didn't mean to imply or actually say that this is the case for everyone, and I'm glad you pointed it out so I could clarify. I'm not one of those crowers you speak of. My closest friends know my intimate, personal business, and others don't have a need to. I'm pretty private about my personal life, and some have assumed that means I have something to hide as a result, which is odd. But my experiences aren't everyones, and I didn't mean to give the impression that I think they are. My overall point is that I wonder why people can't just accept that everyone's in a different place, rather than to think we should all be alike somehow. Thanks for your post, Kyst.
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