CallaFirestormBW
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If you're looking for a reason -not- to do this, there are certainly enough stories out there. Sure, after as long as I've been in the scene, I've had some stories where it didn't work out with a newcomer. Most of the time, it was because the newcomer was so eager to have a BDSM experience... any BDSM experience... that xhe lied about hir interests, so when it came right down to it, and I behaved in the manner that I do, they hated what was required of them, and found the experience compellingly dis-satisfying. On the other hand, even before I knew that the scene existed, I knew that I was "edgy" -- I dyed my hair funky colors back in the early 80s, when nobody in my world was doing that. I played with knives and razors, dreamed of being tattooed, and tested switches from our weeping willow to see how they'd feel if I used them on a person. When I fell in love, it wasn't with one person -- it was with two women in college who were already a couple. They both welcomed me into their 'arrangement' - relationships like that didn't have a name then... or at least I wasn't familiar with Morningglory Zen's terminology. If this is a real interest, you'll know it in your gut. If it is, I'd take my time and find a domina who shares your interests, so that you can get a feel for what it really means to be in service to someone who shares your interests. You'll get a much more accurate picture of whether this needs to be part of your life on an ongoing basis. Calla Firestorm
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*** Said to me recently: "Look, I know you're the "voice of reason"... but dammit, I LIKE being unreasonable!!!!" "Your mind is more interested in the challenge of becoming than the challenge of doing." Jon Benson, Bodybuilder/Trainer
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