AAkasha
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ORIGINAL: beej experiences? good idea or best left alone? it didn't work out with my kinky dude, but i took my temperature and i'm still kinky, lol. my friend said, "well, great. you can go back to dating regular guys (i laughed) and i'm sure you can get them to do some of the things that you like." is it the same though, anyone who's had experience? or will it be like ordering a steak at a wings restaurant? because it isn't just like, oh, i like being handcuffed and popped with a wooden ruler. the power dynamics of the kink harnessed my emotions, and that worked very well with my personality, almost seemed to make sense of pieces of my personality that i've had to put on the back burner in past relationships. it opened me up; it wasn't just fun. so now that i'm here and kink is part of how i engage my feelings, i don't know what to do with the cute waiter at Ruby Tuesday's that i was flirting with before, you know? Practice makes perfect when it comes to flirting. During the conversations and body language when you are assessing compatibility and attraction, that's when I have found that I can determine if a man is going to be open to kink, and what his orientation or experience level may be. Recently I was in an open social situation with a group of people and I observed the flirting dynamics going on, and without much effort I feel like I was still able to get a pretty good sense of which men would be submissively inclined, which would be dominant, which would be simply, "Oh wow kinky sex cool, tie me up and give me a blow job" and which were honestly good *submissive* material, beyond kinky sex. There are a great, great many number of men who have submissive ideas and inklings but they are not in the fetish community, don't think dominant women exist (except in porn and fantasy) and as soon as they read between the lines, they are eager to learn more. I find that if I posture as dominant (if they read between the lines) men respond in a couple of different ways. They posture back as dominant, to establish power. Or, they respond like a kinky puppy, bubbly and excited (these are the "tie me up and give me a blow job" types). Or, they fall right into line, politely, sweetly, it's as if they found a home. This is more apparent if you are dealing with a man who is otherwise fairly confident,outspoken, not shy at all - but he has a hidden submissive side he never told a soul about. As soon as he realizes he's dealing with a dominant woman, his body language changes. It's not even intentional. I also think men sense it, and know a dominant woman when they see one. At a party a few weeks ago (vanilla) I was around a lot of men, a lot of alcohol and a lot of flirting. I knew most of the ladies present, and they were all gorgeous, young, attracting all sorts of male attention. Once the dynamics were in place, and the couple of men that I could "sense" were kinky-minded or submissive got a vibe from me (so subtle, no one really knew but the people "in the know"), they were far more enamored with me than my younger, leaner, prettier, sexier female peers - because these ladies were all posturing as submissive, wanting to be courted, enjoying the attention. My position is more in control, confident, predatory, whatever - that's the vibe I give. Submissive men gravitate toward this, I have no idea how they know. I wasn't even dressed kinky. The other ladies present were dressed so cute, so sexy - like clubbing attire. Every head turned when they came into the room; but by the end of the evening, I had the attention of any of the men who were submissive or curious, that's for sure. Body language, eye contact, control of conversation - it's all established through flirting. Akasha
< Message edited by AAkasha -- 3/22/2010 1:19:12 PM >
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