peppermint -> RE: Shelf life (7/4/2008 4:39:08 AM)
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Is there a time when a person is "too old"? NO What happens when the sexual, physical or mental, excitement no longer matters? Is there a time? Why would the sexual, physical, or mental excitement no longer matter? NO Where does the realtionship go when physical boundaries take their toll? The relationship doesn't change at all, just the physical condition of the participants. Is a mature single submissive more advised to look for a vanilla relationship to partner her into older age? NO...how stupid. Why should any submissive settle for less? Why should a Dominant settle for less? What's the etiquette or importantly the evidence? I have no idea what you are asking here. Are you asking for evidence that a person of a certain age not yet determined should give up BDSM because YOU say they should? If you are, then you won't get it from me. I have really come to dislike these thread about how old is too old to play. They are often started by someone in their twenties who sees age as a hinderance and can't imagine that their sex life might be better at 60 or 70 than at 20. Sadly, you do not have a profile so i don't know your age, can't guess your motivation, or understand why you are so concerned with mature BDSMers. Would you like to add some background information about yourself so that i can better answer your concerns about the aging population of Doms and subs? Here are some facts. There is lots of sexual, physical and mental excitement for those in their 50s, 60s, 70s, and older. We adjust to any physical problems and have just as much fun with wiitwd that we had when much younger. I do hope you weren't saying that i should not have sought a Dom when i was 53 as i was too ancient to enjoy a D/s relationship....because i did and i found a great relationship. I hope you are not suggesting that my 67 year old Dominant who had a lung transplant 7 years ago is too old and falling apart to enjoy swinging a flogger or poking me with needles.
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