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RE: New to this and confused, help! - 2/25/2009 11:50:25 PM   
GoddessTeaze


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Hello, I’m new to this and in need of some advice. I met a Dom only a few months ago and am now in my first ever BDSM relationship. A lot of the time he’s very soft towards me as he says he likes me too much to be dominant to me, which just confuses me. He will stop play if he thinks I’m not in the right mood even though I’m fine (this happens quite a lot) does this sound normal? A lot of the time it is all very vanilla and this is not how I expected it to be!
I feel bad for asking this question, but is he really a Dom? I certainly know he has those desires, but he does give in to me far to easily. And I don’t mean that I misbehave, because I don’t tend to. However, I am really feeling the need to push him, which I know, is bad and it’s already happening, but I feel very frustrated at the moment. Maybe we are just not on the same wavelength, although he says I’m right for him, deep down I feel that he’s not totally right for me. And I don’t want him to do things just to suit me either; I want him to want to! (of course I will do things for him even if I’m not entirely happy with them, but that’s different). Don’t get me wrong, I love spending time with him and we have great times together, but I don’t want to be with someone if we are not almost compatible (notice I said almost, as I don’t expect any relationship to be perfect!!). I gave up my longterm vanilla partner and best friend, because a big part of me was missing and even now I have a BDSM relationship, I still feel I’m not complete. Maybe I am expecting too much? I don’t know, as I haven’t had any other relationships of this type to compare it to.
Where is the problem here? me? him? Or maybe the relationship as a whole? I don’t know and sorry if the questions sound silly, but as I said at the beginning of my post, all this is new to me and I’m feeling rather lost.
Thank you for reading!!


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will never feel whole, because completion
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RE: New to this and confused, help! - 2/27/2009 11:45:21 AM   
Jeptha


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ORIGINAL: darkme
... I certainly know he has those desires...
That's sounds good!

quote:

...deep down I feel that he’s not totally right for me....
Oh, that sound bad...

Hard to say!
I'll just say that my experience was that it took me a long time to develop into where I was comfortable with myself and could express myself, and that whole process, which took years, kind of repeats itself in miniature in each new relationship, as we get to know each other, figure out where the boundaries really are, trust develops, and so forth.

Feeling out the boundaries and limits has to involve some knowledge from experience as well being talked about - though talking is very important too. Generally that will go pretty slowly as the pieces fall into place.

For guys , there's the normal inhibitions that anyone might have, then there's an extra layer of societal prohibitions against disrespecting women that might have to be processed at some point...And then, as a dominant you feel some extra responsibility for caretaking your partner and the relationship.

Thus, it behooves one to move slowly at first.

I really liked this thread as an example of jumping right into the deep end of the pool, communication-wise;

http://www.collarchat.com/m_2472807/tm.htm

Of course, in time it will become clearer whether he's right for you or not.

Good luck!


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RE: New to this and confused, help! - 2/27/2009 12:25:25 PM   
sparkyRBF


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yep, what Jeptha said

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RE: New to this and confused, help! - 2/27/2009 12:47:20 PM   
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Agrees with both GoddessTeaze and Jeptha......

Seriously, communication and finding basic fulfillment within yourself are the keys to this issue.  Best wishes!

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