DavanKael
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Hi, stephsubsd---- You said: you just nearly described my exact situation. The thing is, we've been together for 5 years, and recently the "married" word came up - and suddenly i feel myself having doubts where i never had them before. I am so sexually unsatisfied. as you suggest, i am able to complete many things that i consider to be a "woman's responsibility" such as the domestic chores (cleaning, cooking, laundry, etc). but when it comes to the sexual aspect of our relationship - i am never really satisfied, he is not inadequate in bed as far as "general standards" are concerned - but my fantasies are of something completely different than what i have with him. It is easier to be "sexually unsatisfied" when you know you can "get out" at any time - but marriage, is not that easy - and to think about being sexually unsatisfied for the rest of my life -that gives me great pause. But what if i am unable to submit the way that i think i want to - will i throw away the last 5 years of my life? i want a man who will tell me everything he needs/wants in order for me to please him (sexually, and non sexually), a man who will take control in the bedroom, who will reprimand me when i do not listen, a man who will teach me to do things the way he likes them done (whether it's folding the laundry a certain way, or looking at the floor when i address him, or whatever it is). But my boyfriend is more of the "take things as they come" kind of person than "take things as he wants them" i don't know if that answers anything! My thoughts: I am concerned that what I said resonates with you so strongly. My ex- and I were together 17 years, married nearly 15. You're trying, that is important. Your guy isn't my ex-, so things don't generalize. I think your profile said you're 25. So, y'all have ben together since you were 20. That's around the age I realized that D/s was something very inherent for me and asked my husband to please give it a whirl. His answer: No, it doesn't interest me, I don't get it. I tried, many times, across the years to help him understand, to educate, to make suggestions. I talked, I begged, I raged, I cried. I sublimated a huge part of me because I wasn't willing to give up my marriage or abandon someone I love and made a lifelong commitment to. I always hoped he'd come around. He didn't. That is not what ended our marriage but it didn't help. I became rather bitter on some points (Especially since I accommodated every request he had with the exception of my having sex with random people: that was not happening). In poly relationships, I intentionally didn't look for D/s dynamics because I feared what a good fit would/could do (Wasn't leaving but imagine the skull-f*ck of having a need met then torn away). Then, I happened into a D/s relationship while I was married with someone I also love(I was on the D-side of the kneel). I felt like a part of me that was gasping for air, starved sprung to life and I was joyous with my two boys. And, when that relationship went away, I was so devastated (I was emotional roadkill; my best friend, who's known me 23 years describes me dragging myself out of that pit as a 'phoenix rising from the ashes'). I swore off plural relationships and my bitterness over the lack of D/s dynamics worsened. I felt I would be relegated to 'dead sex' for the rest of my days. I was bereft; I felt like I was dying. We did venture into one more poly- situation that was a poor fit for me before we broke up. The D/s and the poly weren't the breaking factors. I found a great guy on here with whom I shared an uncommon bond. Beautiful friendship, fabulous dynamics, lots of good stuff. He's married. There was much control BS and drama (From a wife that did her best to destroy the relationship and a husband who made commitments to me and didn't hold himself or his wife accountable for promises) and that relationship lays in pieces. That is the first relationship I allowed myself to really care about, the first person I really opened myself to since the D/s relationship in my marriage ended. I mourn his loss, I bleed for what was put asunder, I miss a dear friend and someone I resonated well with in a broad-based way, including behaving in submission to him. Life's been better. It's also been worse. I don't know where your life will take you or if anything that I've said there will be of help. It sounds as if you know what you want, as a submissive. Now, seeing if your boyfriend can meet those needs that you have while fulfilling his own (Because that is part of being submissive; meeting the needs your Dominant identifies as his own and hopefully building a mutually fulfilling relationship). I don't know if your guy is upto the task. Seems like you love him; you've spent 5 yers together. You're on here trying to figure stuff out, you're reaching out to him asking him to help you in meeting your needs, you're communicating, you're reflecting upon self. Sending good thoughts, Davan
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