Midnght
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Joined: 4/24/2008 From: Maryland Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: simpleplan2 Well, I've recently been wondering...all the doms/Masters here who have like 25+ years in the "lifestyle" and all the sub/slaves who are relatively new...I can't for the life of me figure out how the doms/Masters got their experience. And no one I've asked has been able to tell me. Well I'll tell you. I don't have 25 years I have 16 but how. Well it's simple really. I was handed a book and asked to read it by my slave. She was not my slave at the time. I read the story of O and asked her if she wanted to try some of this. Now you might go whoa here but unlike some folks i'm very catious and pay close attention to details as I do and learn things. We started off slow and worked our way up from there all the while finding more info books and being gentle before being hard. We've lived we've loved and we've grown. I was never mentored by anyone and I never expect anyone to call me Master or any such title. Those I play with now, along with my slave call me what they will as they see fit, they know I can handle myself and them without going over board etc. Thus I am called Daddy from time to time and Sir and Master and am respected by peers in my local scene. I've even given my hand to the whip which was very easy to learn a standard crack (think back to the old high school gym days and towel snapping) learning some of the other methods I have some folks showing me the ropes and I have to work out the feel on my own. I've dabbled in play peircing recently as well and again I do not go into things unprepared and the sub was quite happy to be my first. Did I have experience, some yes, but not much I read, I learn, I test to the point of piercing myself. This is one way those who do, learn. Any title they give themselves well that's another topic entirely and I'll just stay quiet on that one. Sincerely, M
< Message edited by Midnght -- 8/18/2008 6:51:37 PM >
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