SweetDommes
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ORIGINAL: blackpearl81 I just wanted to clarify something i mentioned in an earlier post... When i stated that "99.9% of the Women here.. dont live /eat/sleep/breathe the lifestyle.... " I wasnt trying to imply that they're "weekend warriors" so to speak.. i was just tryin to say that Women on here have plenty of interests outside of bdsm.. aka "vanilla interests" (speaking in a non-kink way) and THAT is what you should focus on first... Just wanted to clear this up :( Take care *BP* For the record, I knew exactly what you meant and I agree with you - no matter that I am Dominant all the time, it is not all that I do. Everyone, Domme or not, has other things that they do on a daily basis ... I know it's a shock to some people, but very few wear leathers all the time and drag their subs around by the leash everywhere they go. For example: Holly and I both cross-stitch. She has recently taken up knitting (I tried - it bores me LOL). I read most anything that I can get my hands on. We both spend a lot of time with our pets (referring to the four-footed and furred variety, not just the submissives). We have a house that we have to maintain (although, yes, the boys do most of that). We have families that are not keen on having alternative lifestyles shoved into their faces. We both get sick, as do the boys. We both play computer games online and off.... and I'll quit boring you with all of that now ... LOL The point is, for those who may have missed it, is that although Holly and I are both Dominant as who we *are* and not as something we *do*, we don't actively dominate all the time, therefore, we don't "eat/sleep/breathe it" ... we do live it, realistically. And back on topic, to the OP - you have gotten a lot of good advice, take it, use it, and be patient. You are only 19 - this means that even if you were looking for 'just' a "vanilla" relationship, you haven't been looking all that long - and these things take time. Plus you have to consider that the more criteria you have, the more difficult it is to find what you are looking for. I'm not saying that you shouldn't be picky - on the contrary, do be picky, you will end up being happier in the long run - just keep in mind that it will take longer.
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