IrishMist
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ORIGINAL: slaveluci Yes. To me, the whole "lifestyle" or "WIITWD" thing is one huge boring cliche in and of itself. The idea that there is a "vanilla" world that is so unlike a BDSM world is just ludicrous to me let alone that the folks living in the "BDSM" world are more enlightened, advanced, open minded, accepting, etc. It's absolutely nothing less than stupid and utterly wrong to perpetuate such nonsense. So yeah, it's all one big goofy cliche in my little book.......................luci Really? I see a pretty huge difference. If I look over to my partner and say "get on the floor you dirty little cunt" or somesuch (something that is within the parameters of what she and I have agreed upon), that is just hugely different from a "vanilla" relationship. I use the word "vanilla" to signify that difference. I don't use it to put down anyone. I'm not saying or implying that vanilla is bland or inferior. But there just seems to me to be such an obvious difference there that I'm having trouble understanding why people seem to be denying it. On another level, I don't have orgasms from vanilla sex*. I have no dysfunction that I'm aware of ; the cock gets hard and stays hard, but straight up fucking or a basket of blowjobs just doesn't trip my trigger. Again; just very different. Again, again; not saying one is better. I'd love to have a bit more normal sex life, actually. Have even considered hypnosis in that regard. *Now, I know for some it isn't about sex, (~ they can bring their own perspective to the discussion), but at some point most everybody wants to have a sex life of some sort. If we take that as our point of departure, than it is, in addition to whatever else, about sex. Not to pick but, like many others, I too look at the whole 'lifestyle, WIITWD, ' BS as nothing more than exactly that...bull shit. Not everyone, but many DO seem to think that engaging in BDSM or a D/s or M/s relationship somehow makes them 'more'. They seem to think, naively, that just because it's D/s or M/s or BDSM, that somehow...EVERYTHING is going to be different, and better than just a 'normal' relationship. It's an outlook that all too often many find to be nothing more than a fantasy, and when reality intrudes, they find themselves floundering, wondering what could have possibly gone wrong.
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