AAkasha -> RE: Online Dominantion: Do any lifestyle Dommes enjoy it (6/4/2010 12:27:30 PM)
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ORIGINAL: LadyNTrainer I don't know as it would be *more* exciting, but it does open up some awesome possibilities for delving into shared fantasy realms. In my triad, all three of us are pretty hardcore nerdly fantasy roleplaying gamers, and two of us are published authors in the industry. We've done some interactive erotic story writing and a bit of online roleplaying here and there, and exploring creative fantasy realms together can be a really amazing amount of fun. Some of the specific kind of fear play that my secondary partner enjoys can't really be done without invoking some fantasy, so we do use fantasy settings and characters in real life roleplaying also. Within the boundaries of the scene, I can threaten to do a lot more than is actually practical (or safe, or sane) to do in real life, and we both feel that suspension of disbelief works better when you're inside a fantasy character's head. I still think it's hotter to do this kind of fantasy roleplaying in real life, with the understanding that nobody is really going to be branded on the forehead with a red hot cattle iron or have body parts chopped off. But there's a whole lot to be said for good, creative, high quality interactive storytelling online as well, and not necessarily as just a substitute for face to face play. What I'm talking about is a whole other realm from the typical lowbrow cybersexx0rs crap, obviously. And most people aren't going to have the interest, let alone the creative writing skills, to pull it off. Usually you'll see stuff more like this (oh yeah, Bloodninja FTW) than what I'm describing. But when you do have a couple of reasonably skilled creative writers playing together online, some pretty goddamn hot stuff can result. It's not for everyone, but if you're wired to appreciate creativity, it can be remarkably gratifying to play this way with a partner. Absolutely agree. When I see people bashing any kind of "cyber" anything, whether it be email exchanges or online domination, I think many either don't get it or lack the creativity around it; I don't think cyber or online anything is a REPLACEMENT for in the flesh S&M (which is core to my happiness), but it's an awesome, awesome supplement. But then again, I have always been a big fan of writing, imagination, fantasy and storytelling. Still, to this day, I make partners "tell me a story" sometimes, or write me a story. Good writers can get me pretty hot and wet with a story or the written word. I wonder if the backlash has to do with the demanding, instantaneous, impatience "do me do me do me now, must have erection, must get instant satisfaction" genre/culture. I love the process of communication. I love the evolution of words when they are exchanged; I love flirting with text (not to be confused with text messages). I found a bunch of boxes when cleaning and one of them had hand written "love letters" from high school that I received from various boyfriends. Every single boyfriend I had in high school I "forced" to write me letters every single day. Hand written and delivered to my locker. I also found notebooks where we'd write stories back and forth, continuations of things. That was pre-Internet - but it's basically the same thing as what people scoff at today as "cybersex." It's not a replacement for intimacy or sex, it's foreplay. Nothing more, nothing less. If a man can't get my panties wet with the creation of an image in my mind, he's probably not cerebral enough to keep me interested in bed. Akasha
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