Andalusite
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I have a very similar approach to D/s. I was a Domme for almost 5 years in my first BDSM-oriented relationship, and a submissive for almost 3 years in my most recent one. I do need trust, and respect for my limits, and so forth, but the bottom line is, I feel like a liar if I claim to be someone's submissive when I don't feel submissive toward them. When I felt submissive, I wanted to do his will, as much as I possibly could, even if I didn't like it. I was able to take more pain than I could in a purely top/bottom S/M type of relationship. I can get tied up, thwacked, etc. and even be compliant, obedient, and cooperative, but that has to do with actions rather than emotions. If a particular person pushes my buttons that way, draws out that side of me, that's fantastic, but most people just don't. By all means, take it slowly, talk with her more, see what service-oriented things she's willing to do. However, if she has a similar approach to D/s, you may find she's not willing to label herself your submissive. You can work with her to find a label that makes both of you happy - girl, toy, pet, slut, etc. that does fit your dynamic.
< Message edited by Andalusite -- 1/25/2009 8:35:08 PM >
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