DominantJenny
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Thanks for all the replies so far. I agree with you, BossyShoeBitch, about my selection of friends...if they are such that they would treat me negatively if they knew, I tend to keep a certain distance anyway. MissEnchanted, you bring up a good point about being stimulated by your environment. I suppose it's really no different than being, say, gay, in that there are just Other Things we have to think about because our sexuality isn't the predominant one in our society. I hope someday that changes! But what do you do, LaTigresse, when you feel like you are deliberately holding back facets of the whole, assuming you ever feel that way? I sometimes feel like if I show a facet of my personality at a certain moment, that it will be poorly received, but, then, when that moment has passed, I feel trapped into never expressing that facet again, because I didn't the first time it came up... LadyHibiscus, oddly, my guy likes a little cute, so I work it in just for him, although I have limited natural cute-factor. :) khantengri, I'm a pretty hard core introvert myself and often come across as a bit awkward at first in face-to-face social situations (although that's changed over the years); I strongly prefer the other person to make the first move, for example...I'll take over immediately after, but that first step is a doozy. :) Overall, everyone, I agree that being balanced is a good thing...the key, I think, is in feeling that the balance is intertwined in a yin/yang sort of way rather than distinct like an old fashioned set of scales or a teeter-totter...
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