silkenfire -> RE: the turn of a sub to a Dom. (8/28/2008 9:08:56 AM)
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I am a switch, of sorts, but not truly. I enjoy being a submissive. I do not enjoy topping. However, I am quite good at it and enjoy it thoroughly sometimes -- but it doesn't turn me on, nothing like being in their place. I think that's why I'm good at it, that I know what it feels like to be there and the emotions riding on it. However, if it is what she really needs out of a partner and you do want to remain her partner, do it occasionally. Not often so much as a lifestyle of it would be... because it's not you, but doing it occasionally would have saved some relationships that I had been in, and been in love with the individual, but they couldn't dom me and it totally ruined things for me not to have it at all. In my personal situation, if I had gotten that once a month or so, it would have been enough to sustain the relationship (since it was based primarily on other things). If the relationship is based entirely on you being a dominant but you do it that infrequently... then it might not help [:D] Anyways, I know this is "Ask a Master" but I have been in the situation to dominate now and again. And it's quite fun, just not fulfilling for me. As for the sexual side and worrying about having sex with them. The most fulfilling scenes I have been in did not involve sex. The partners with which I have had sex, have not been into this at all. If I try to think about my most fulfilling sexual experiences, it isn't sex that comes to mind even though I have had a lot of sex over time that was really fantastic in its own right. I'm hoping this will change eventually and I can have a blending of the two... but for someone that really wants to be dominated completely if that is REALLY their mindset, not having sex with you should not ruin the situation. It might be enjoyed better if you did, depending on your dynamic, but for it to be the mood killer? I don't think so. Now, if you never let her ever pleasure you herself she probably will be like me and think something is terribly wrong. I have to pleasure my partner in some way (not necessarily sex) or I feel hopelessly inadequate. For me this does not have to be connected to the BDSM scene though. But if you want to truly dom her in many ways and never allow her to pleasure you, through sex or other sexual activities... she will probably have some of these issues -- and it has taken me years to mentally recover from a specific relationship that left me inadequately able to please. So this is really really wordy.. hopefully you don't mind me jumping on your thread. Also, all sentiments above are wholly mine and may not actually translate to any other individual.
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