mc1234
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ORIGINAL: angelbaby22222 What attracted me to this particular person is this .....He is the ONLY person who knew exactly what I think and feel as a person. Meaning ..I want a man to take control...someone who can work and handle the daily aspects of life. I want to be the one to stay home and take care of his and the families needs. I am a care giver. (however I too was a corporate work aholic.) but I like to see to the little things in life..that people seem to over look.... He knew that I want a man to demand things of me..and reward me for things ...as I do the same for him in a way. When he does special things..such as call me in the middle of a busy day..just to show his concern, or love..I so appreciate that and do special things for his as a I guess you can say reward ...for thinking of me.. Angel, a couple of things stood out to me in your post, and I thought I'd address them. Yes, he's telling you that he knows what your deepest desires are. The problem is, it's pretty easy to guess what a submissive wants, in general. As a submissive, I, too, want a man to take control, to tell me what to do, to handle the decisions and handle the daily aspects of life while I take care of him in any way he wishes, including meeting his demands. There are many submissives who want this exact thing. So he's no Houdini when he's telling you things that many women want. Both of you are meeting one another's needs, in dominant and submissive roles, and if it works - if you both want the same things, both physically and emotionally, and the chemical connection is there - it can be beautiful. You just need to read the boards here to see some very special relationships from regular posters. quote:
I ask a alot of questions since I am so new..and he gets upset.. So I am coming here.. You should be able to ask him 8,000 questions if necessary to make you comfortable. He shouldn't get upset having to explain what it is he wants from you and your relationship - I'd see that as a huge red flag. quote:
I would lke to know the life of a DOM and a SUB in a healthy way. It's just like any other healthy relationship, whether it's D/s or not. If both parties are happy, engaged with one another, fulfilled and moving forward together, you could assume it's a healthy relationship. Just because you're D/s doesn't mean all the other rules and descriptions of relationships get pushed to the wayside. quote:
I want to see if this is the lifestyle that I want.. Where can I find this information.. I guess that would be the bast place to start. You can google 'BDSM relationship' or other terms. You will find blogs you can read, articles and other sorts of info. You can look at a 'BDSM checklist' which is an extensive list of actual BDSM activities and you can see how you feel about each of them. Without ever, say, having been spanked, how do you know this is something you wish to experience? So it's kind of a primer at the moment, but it will give you a general feel for it. There are also tons of actual book reading you can do. Screw the Roses, Give Me the Thorns is a great starting point. If you search here for 'BDSM reading list' you'll find a lot more. These are easily purchased at B&N or Amazon. The important thing when entering a relationship is compatability - on all levels as vanilla relationships, and then adding in the D/s element. So it helps to at least have an idea of areas of where you're curious and where your limits may be. This is a fluid thing which will change as you gain experience, but it's a good starting point. Feel free to email me on the other side if you'd like to chat or have any questions. I'd suggest showing your profile on the other side and engaging in dialogue with a lot of different people, doms and subs alike, and learning where you fit in this world, if you even want to be here in the first place. One of our regular posters recommends not getting in a committed relationship for, I think, it's 6 months maybe even a year, after discovering WIITWD. She makes a very very good point.
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