wiccawolf -> RE: Looking for advice (1/14/2006 10:06:44 AM)
|
Hey all - I'm fairly new to all this too, new to the more 'formal' lifestyle - my interest was peaked during a relationship that just become D/s, it was so natural and the transition was so smooth that I didn't even realise it was so D/s until she started to point it out and how comfortable it was for us both. It was like clockwork, so I guess I was lucky in that respect - but due to circumstance, it could not last that long. But it DID intensely wake something up inside of me, this dominant side, and I ended up really researching it and meeting people into the 'scene'. After alot of book-reading, online reading, and a few people that I met - I realised that the first step (for me anyway, I'm not sure if this is the way it usually goes) - I had to REALLY introspect and find my true will. It wasn't as much about learning 'how to' at first, but much more, 'who am I really?' and 'what do I want, truely?'. Then, 'how do I truely want a relationship', and how I want the interaction to go. I found, more and more, how unique each experience is, how unique each 'dom' and 'sub' can be, and how wildly different each dynamic is when finding a submissive that yearns to submit to you. There always does seem to be this mystical archetype model on the 'right' way to do all this and how a typical dom should act, it is illusive, and I'm not sure it even exists for real. I know many subs tend to seek that same archetype in a Dom, so, maybe there is something to it, I am not really sure - hence, yeah, I'm still pretty new to all this. What I have realised so far is that - I just need to 'be' - work on skills, yes, learn techniques, yes, and absorb influence from people with experience - but not try to change who I am or what I want. Now the tricky part I suppose it to find that compatible sub. Lol. My two cents...
|
|
|
|