slaveneedledick -> RE: Vanilla SO and the lifestyle (12/11/2005 9:16:31 AM)
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ORIGINAL: slaveneedledick My wife and I have talked and she has set a few ground rules which are posted on my collarme.com profile and I will post here: 1. No permanent injury 2. Low cost 3. Safe sane and consensual play. I commend you on being open and honest with your significant other! It speaks highly of you. As you are aware, you have more than a few hurdles to over come. Perhaps if you understood one dominant woman's perspective regarding this it might help. I usually only consider married people as professional clients. I realize that's not an option for you but I'd like to explain to you why that is my preference. Consider this - most dominant women want to be the center of the submissive's life or some reasonable facsimile thereof. As a married person with a child there is no way for you to put a domina first, you have prior commitments that will always put her third at best, fourth (as you need to take care of you first) usually. Then there is your job to consider, which will often come before a domina, as well (and rightly so). Where will you be on holidays? Probably with your family. Will you take your domina on your vacations? Probably not. Will you be able to come if she calls you in the middle of the night with an emergency? Probably usually not. Will you be able to assist her with financial emergencies that may arise? Probably not. When the growing season starts, will you help her with yard maintenance? Probably not until you've taken care of your own home. I could go on and on. So, what is it that you hope to bring to a relationship with a domina other than a willingness to allow her to serve your fetish needs up on a platter? It's understandable that you can't bring money, as you have already agreed with your wife that it will be low cost; but what else can you commit to the domina? Have you considered this and if you have, how do you communicate it? Having a clear understanding not only of what you want, but also of what you have to offer may help you find someone you match with. Your profile only talks about what you and your wife want. Why would anybody care to become involved with someone who doesn't appear to have anything to bring to the table? Finding a domina is usually a difficult task due to the standard reasons - you're one male bottom in a sea of male bottoms looking for a domina in a haystack. You would have a difficult time of it even if you weren't married with commitments. So, in order to sell yourself you'll need to make yourself desirable. Being clear about what you have to offer will assist in that process, I think. It certainly couldn't hurt. Have you thought about what you could bring to the table that would enhance a domina's life? What have you done to communicate that to prospectives? Miz Suz, I guess I need to think what I can do to help the domina's life better and still let my normal life fit. To answer your question no I have not thought about the points you made. Now I am really beginning to wonder if I should pursue or not and that is something I am going to have to work out with myself though advice is always welcomed. needle
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