Andalusite -> RE: I don't want to fuck you, I just want to slap you around (5/4/2010 8:10:28 AM)
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Umm, I never said that my Master and I don't have any involvement or intimacy beyond S/M. We go on dates, he's met several of my relatives and I've talked with some of his on the phone, we've hung out with each others' friends, and so forth. In that post a while back, a lot of people including you said that it's fairly common/normal for some men to have difficulty expressing their emotions verbally, and suggested that I relax and give it more time. My playpartner is married, and I would never deliberately do anything to interfere with her marriage. If she fell in love with me, or I fell in love with her, it isn't expressly forbidden, but I don't think it would change the activities which we have set as boundaries. We might have to stop playing together if that happened, especially if it was one-sided on either of our parts. We don't specifically have rules about emotions, it would just be likely to get awkward. She is my friend, and we do hang out and go do things together, and talk about stuff aside from BDSM. I don't consider it to be "NSA sex" by any stretch of the term, but we aren't in a poly relationship either. If my Master and I did find a girlfriend, I still wouldn't be comfortable with "secondary" as a relationship label for her. It comes across too much as "this is my Insignificant Other." When I have played casually, I actively avoided anyone who felt that BDSM is always sexual, or who needed to have an orgasm or particular sexual activities to be fulfilled. Fisting, CBT, strap-ons, and so forth are all overtly sexual activities to me, so I won't do them casually. No, BDSM isn't like Yahtzee, but it is a lot like dancing. It can be wonderfully erotic with the right person, under the right circumstances, but I don't want to orgasm in public whether it is on the dance floor or a playparty. Often, it isn't sexual at all, but plays on other emotions.
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