TexasMaam
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Absolutely, ours is a Hybrid BDSM/vanilla relationship. Life and life's demands for our time, money, resources and attention just keeps a constant stream of vanilla events and concerns at the forefront of our lives. Balance is very difficult right now. I sincerely believe that the imbalance is temporary. As things progress and projects move toward completion, if and when the economy begins a sluggish rebound - we, (meaning manthing and I), will have more time to devote to our BDSM passions. I must have rebounding energy to integrate hard core BDSM sessions into our demanding schedule. Add the fact that manthing travels constantly for his job, and weeks can pass without our schedules aligning for quality vanilla "down time" together. BDSM activities sometimes have to take a back burner until things work around again so that energy, time and resources are synergistic enough to offer us the opportunity to engage each other on the levels of BDSM interaction that we would otherwise want to enjoy on a daily basis. Finding that balance is tough. It's frustrating as hell, too. It comes down to both of us making the time, and planning well enough to exert the effort, to get it all done. Most importantly, it also depends on both partners having the determination to ride out the rough patches until schedules can compliment one another again. In the meantime, I never relegate My Domina persona to an alter ego. I have learned, instead, to find appreciation and fulfillment as a Domme in small ways, on a daily basis. You might say TexasMaam is always lurking just beneath a glance, or a touch, or a word, (lolol or a bite or a yank or a pinch...), while manthing finds his own ways of making himself known to Me in service, support, caring or with a small flourish of some tender means of expression, even in the thick of the many vanilla demands of our vanilla world. Great post. TM
< Message edited by TexasMaam -- 5/19/2010 11:19:39 AM >
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