pixelslave
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ORIGINAL: LotusSong I feel a person should have lived long enough to handle basic relationship situations. I feel that one should know and have worked with the basics of sex, relationships and common sense. I see BDSM as an embellishment to those basics. The basics are what you can fall back on, everything else is just window dressing because it has no substance. Youngers are in a learning phase. Olders are just enjoying what they have learned. There is no trophy for trying to grow up too fast. Indeed LotusSong! I have to agree with you here. I'm open to a wide age range for potential partners, but they'd need to demonstrate the ability to communicate and understand how D/s relationships work. If they started things out with the "On your knees and bow before your Goddess pig" when we initially met, that just wouldn't work for me and would show a great deal of immaturity along with a lack of understanding that it just isn't how real relationships work in this lifestyle. A Domme and a sub need to get to know each other before any kind of dynamic can take place and it needs to be mutually agreed upon before that occurs. What I just described wouldn't at all be consensual and I'd have no desire to take things further. I recently had a "young one" tell me I wasn't showing her enough respect because I wasn't calling her "Mistress" or "Ma'am". First, she never told me that's how she wanted to be addressed. Second, she wasn't my Mistress, and I hadn't agreed to be her sub, which I politely told her. I then told her I'd be happy to call her Ma'am now that I knew that's what she wanted. She then told me she was into Gorean which to my mind is fantasy and roleplay, especially when she identifies as a Dominant Female, or "Freewoman" I believe would be the proper term to Goreans, and then said she had no desire to be part of the lifestyle. After that she rudely ended the conversation by pulling the plug. That told me all I needed to know. - pixel
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Chivalry isn't dead! It's for those who have it in their hearts & are willing to be taught. It's a way of life, a code of honor; this one's armor still needs some polishing!
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