saraUK
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ORIGINAL: Vanessa1234 I married my husband because he was very dominant. I did not realize that I was submissive and that others feel the same feelings that I do. I find now that I just can't really see myself living without being dominated and being happy anymore. He has shown himself to be weak. I have met someone online ..and we do well together, but, I wonder, is this workable? Are their other married woman out there owned by men that are not their husbands? I really would love to see some links or talk with others. I can't leave my husband and feel somewhat owned by him, but it's not enough. The man I met is great also..if I could only combine them into one man! I am just now starting to own this part of myself..I need discipline and feel good after it..why? I do not know.. So, please, if you are nuts or perverted..don't e-mail me..I work a lot of hours and have laundry etc..but, if you could help me out or if you are in this situation..please e-mail me.. thanks! Love, a sweet little girl Hi Vanessa, Firstly, you will always get people who will slap you down because 'your kink isn't their kink' and therefore must be wrong, or you're not 'doing it right' (according to them) etc. Ignore those kind of comments, as they are pretty much worthless. Everyone who has any kind of interest in this lifestyle has just as much right to be here. There is no rule book and if you like it and enjoy it and it hurts no one else, then go for it. I'm a sub who is married to a Dom, although he is not 'my' Dom. We met through the lifestyle, and I admit that initially I did have hopes that it would work for us and we would live a happy D/s lifestyle ever after. Unfortunately it didn't work out that way, but I don't love him any less. In fact I love him more, because we are able to talk together, say freely what does it for us, and able to understand and allow each other to play with others without being too overpowering or jealous about what goes on. We have our own agreed 'rules' on what we are prepared to allow or not allow. We also don't want to know the details of what we each get up to with others. So long as he's happy with what he's doing and who he's doing it with, then I'm happy and vice versa. We have been married for six years, and playing with others all that time. We have a strong loving relationship and it all works beautifully. Anyone who's never tried it is bound to have a bit of a negative view of it. There are plently of things I have negative views of that I've never tried too. It can, and does work. I know of several others in exactly the same or very similar positions. Only you know your husband, but perhaps a chat with him would be a good idea. Maybe to suggest that as the D/s is not working between you, that you each find someone else to play with, don't just focus on yourself finding someone. He needs to know that you are thinking of him too. Talk openly, tell him that if he agrees, then you want to know what he feels would be acceptable. Tell him what you wouldn't mind him doing with someone else. Be prepared to be flexible. I think that's a better way to approach it than going behind his back. I know it sounds difficult, I thought it would be when I aproached my husband about it, but was really surprised at his acceptance of it. It works so well for us, and we couldn't be happier. I wish you well.
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