candystripper -> RE: Sexually Disconnected Doms (8/19/2008 7:57:24 PM)
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ORIGINAL: MadRabbit quote:
ORIGINAL: Aileen1968 quote:
ORIGINAL: candystripper P.S. Any idea how to identify such a man prior to the bj? I think that most people, not just men, who are selfish in bed tend to be selfish in life. Things usually revolve around them. They need to be the center of attention. They tend to not really pay attention or have any interest in things you say or do. Big red flag there. I don't know about that. Personally, I can be quite selfish in bed and quite selfish in life. Self gratification is part of my nature and the partners I choose are ones with a desire to please me and make me the center of their attention. I love receiving blowjobs and I don't have an urge to ensure both people receive an orgasm in all my sexual encounters. Of course, there is a balance and I have no need to always be the center of attention for everyone or make the whole world revolve around me. I pay a lot of attention to someone I am interested in (if I am, in fact, interested in them, otherwise I probably won't). I do my best to think about what someone I am dating or with needs or wants and as long as they are focused on me, then both of us get taken care of as I see fit. The point is though a lot of people are bashing and shedding a negative light on quite a few of the traits that tend to make dominants "dominant". (Emphasis added.) MadRabbit is right. Please try to bear this in mind when replying. I mean, it's not helpful to tell me that in order to avoid some Doms, I could avoid all Doms, thereby *solving my problem*. More importantly, as you can well imagine, Doms 'hold a special place in my heart', so to speak. I get a little mental *smack!* when I read snarky generalizations about Doms. candystripper
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