OrpheusAgonistes -> RE: Greedy Fantasies (3/30/2010 5:51:47 PM)
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ORIGINAL: beej so, since my first relationship in the lifestyle (in which i was mostly submissive with one inspired switch to dominance), i have gone forth as a submissive because that's where i have the most hands on experience. however, overlapping the end of that relationship and continuing on, my fantasies have been choreographed by the dominant in me. yesterday, i wrote an involved fantasy in which a switch-Domme artfully rigged chains to her ceiling like a fancy bed canopy from Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, and she suspended her sub to them, and then she carved her initials across his groin with a sterile scalpel to mark his dick as her personal possession not to be touched by others. lmao, and i haven't even done anything that extreme yet, but the shit was hot as hell. partially this was motivated by the fact that my ex-dom had such a chain set-up for me that i didn't get to use it, but i didn't imagine myself strapped up, did i? so i'm wondering: a) do others intentionally fantasize about the part of their nature that they are not engaging at present, and b) do you think that your intentional and repetitive fantasies are indicative of what you need, or are they just a greedy exploration of what you want? I don't bother calling myself a switch, because my inclinations are generally masochistic (if not submissive) so the vast majority of the time I prefer to be beaten, bound, confined, &c. But I've played both sides, and when I fantasize or envision scenarios, I absolutely play out both parts in my mind. Sometimes I find myself reverse engineering fantasy scenes, in fact. Instead of thinking "This is a predicament that would really jazz me" I think of the kind of sadist who gets me hot and bothered and think "What would be a predicament in which this kind of sadist would like to put somebody?"
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