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ORIGINAL: Stusmobile From a Dominant point of view my initial thought was ugh, ugh and thrice ugh ...... but on reflecting I think I see what you're saying although I look at it from a slightly different angle. Hard to get gives the impression of games, holding back when you really don't want to, basically being untrue to ones self. For me the "thrill" of the chase comes after that initial contact and first flush of wow. The trust that is earned, the release of walls and the breaking down of inhibitions. Right from the beginning we talked about wants, needs, wishes and ideas but we both knew that they were for later in the relationship. To begin with things were very low key and vaniila-ish and over time the things we'd talked about started to appear and get acted upon. That is a major part of thrill to me ... that growth and expansion of one another .... thats not being hard to get thats just the nature of trust and the growth in us and our relationship. Its not a purely one sided phenomenom either, there have been discussions where I've been the one to feel uncomfortable, where I have to re-examine my own thoughts and really be sure that something suggested is ok for me. Neither of us is playing hard to get to keep that thrill going, the thrill of exploration and discovery is there all of the time. yes, .... just because something feels wow, so great, so right, so wanted and fabulous - shouldnt mean that you dont take your time still. often i think s meets D maybe only once and off they go, hurtling into activities neither one is ready for emotionally - the preliminaries of getting to really know a person are short circuited to play because that is how they feel the D/s relationship best expresses itself.... maybe a time of real time being together, just eating out, walking in the park, building up the relationship where the dynamic is there but not overt gives the new relationship a deeper dimension when the physical side really starts to happen. playing hard to get is relevant in some cases though. very often the expectation of a D and an s is that you do get down and doing pretty soon after the first meet - maybe thats because so much has been shared on the internet or the phone that the level of intimacy has reached a point where holding back seems unnecessary or even irrelevant. and yeah, cos we're adults playing adult games, we should be somehow emotionally better equipped than any other type of couple out there. so, as an s'type im really thinking that if the pressure is on too soon, even if you want it just as much as the D, some holding back, some keeping back is maybe better than giving out too quickly before the relationship has been given a chance to take hold. Double Time!!!! your BFF, Lushy!
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