CreativeDominant
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My first submissive was 19 years younger than I was. My second submissive was 8 yrs younger. My third submissive was 2 yrs younger, same as my ex-wife. I've spoken with submissives that are 39 to my 53 and with submissives that are 51 to my 53. I would not want to deal with one in her 20s anymore except for play but I don't want to deal with one older than myself as most of the ones I've met that are older tend to have this "mothering/bossing" instinct that comes out and I don't want/need it. I want to be cared for, not taken care of. I think one reason that many dominants in their 40's, 50s, 60s go for submissives 10-20 years younger is that there are an awful lot ...though please note that I did not say all or even a majority...of submissive women in their 40s-50s whose primary interest seems to be the relationship to be formed with less interest in the dynamic and/or the BDSM and/or the sex. Speaking only for myself, the dynamic and the BDSM and the sexuality are a huge part of what I seek. If I wanted someone just to be in a relationship with in which we occasionally fuck, I'd have stayed married to my wife. Been there, done that. Another reason is, as others have noted, a jaded and/or cynical attitude towards many things with an underlying attitude of "I already know that". This can come off as being so very excited when they are telling you about what happened to them at the latest play party or what one of their friends is doing and then, when you begin to discuss what you'd like to do with them or to them or worse yet, carry on just a normal conversation, their excitement level drops noticeably. Tis like it is the immediacy they have to have to maintain excitement. Finally...you reach the ones who have done it all so much that they are just bored or judgmental about your technique or no longer wish to do what you might be interested in because they've tried it. Though some would say that this is just incompatibility...and may be right...I can't help thinking that "you know, I've tried a lot in my 53 years and there's a lot I haven't tried. I've yet to lose interest in too many things." Outlook? Being willing to give something another chance to see if it might be different because of the partner?
< Message edited by CreativeDominant -- 11/10/2008 11:48:17 AM >
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