faithbunny
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ORIGINAL: anamericaninfife If he tells you that you're too kinky for him, but you do have genuine thoughts and desires that revolve around bdsm, then that's something that you need to take very seriously. How important are your bdsm fantasies to you? Obviously you're really into this guy, but if he was never going to be Dominant toward you, then would you really want to be with him? You're the only person that can answer that, but just remember that websites like the one you are on are chock full of people who are divorced or cheating on their spouse because they didn't stop to think about, or at least be honest with themselves about, how very important their being able to fulfill their bdsm-s,tyle fantasies really are to them. God, is that ever the truth, not just about BDSM but about sex in general. I've had so many guys tell me that they really love their wives/girlfriends/fiances, everything else is great, BUT... So they're online looking to supplement, because they're unhappy. Our very civilized society likes to pretend that sex doesn't matter, but sex is HUGE. That said, this is a new relationship between two inexperienced people who don't know yet how kinky they really are, I'd say. Given that you haven't even slept together at all yet, I'd start vanilla and see where it goes. I was 30 when I met my beloved, LOVED sex and had been as kinky as my vanilla ex-husband could manage (anal, golden showers.) Everything changed when I met Impulse. If you had told me 8 years ago that I would be begging someone to choke me and beat me with a belt, I'd have told you that you were insane. I taught him things, too, and some things we tried for the first time together. Our sex life just gets better and better (except that I'm constantly horny and he's always telling me no--that hasn't changed. ; ) If this is the right guy, you might be shocked at how much you find you enjoy kink together. ~faith
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