FullfigRIMaam -> RE: Submissive not getting turned on? (11/16/2008 11:57:01 AM)
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I would imagine there is a psychological and/or physical/chemical problem happening, to block the submissive from responding, and this, would be problematic for me in a relationship. This is something I discuss and get a clear feel for, before I become involved with someone. In my first foray into getting to know, and build a potentially long term relationship with a slave, I encountered one with this ?physical impairment. In our case, his not being physically turned on didn't bother me too much because I knew he couldn't and hadn't in years. We did talk about investigating the why, and possibly entertain other options, but we grew apart because of other reasons and separated. If however, I were with someone who was functional before we met, and intially after we met, I would want a thorough physical and psychological investigation of the reasons for this current lack of response... That is after we conversed and experimented with the things he tells me used to or does turn him on, and after we discussed whether he was angry/resentful of me or something about our relationship/home. For myself, relating to a submissive is simply relating to a man; as such, I would need physical intimacy with mine, and if we had a problem in that arena, we'd have to find a way to resolve it. I would again have a relationship with a man who is wonderful and submissive in all ways, but unable to become aroused sexually, if he came to me that way. If this however were a new problem, and we were unable to resolve it, I would take it as a sign of displeasure of one or both parties with the relationship (take it personally), and eventually, the relationship would probably fall apart. I can apreciate service in terms of cooking, cleaning and laundry as much as the next domina, but that wouldn't be sufficient for me in a relationship, as I know that when in a relationship, I need a physical/emotional connection as well. M
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