ForgetMeKnots
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ORIGINAL: gungadin09 Does anyone else feel that being somehow "damaged" is an asset in BDSM? Like, maybe, we're a big club of freaks who have just learned to embrace it? i feel like if i was a normal, well adjusted person i wouldn't be here. As much as my weirdness embarasses me, i'm still kind of proud of it. i don't think i would want to exchange my fucked up life for a normal one. Any thoughts? All you freaks out there, sound off! pam ~FR~ Have not read the other posts yet. This sort of hits home for me at the moment. I am for sure damaged. My healing is coming from knowing, and realizing that I CANbecome whole and complete it's there... I just need to work on seeing things differently. My "weirdness" doesn't shame me but it does cause me some problems. I don't see it as an asset in the slightest. I see it as a huge cement wall that I have to figure out a way around, just like in regular relationships. Tossing BDSM into the mix doesn't give me a magic ladder over the wall. I know for sure that my past has lead me here. I do think this is the best place for me. I'm surrounded by people who care for me and watch out for me.... I think --- IN MY OPINION (read it again, just to be sure you all saw it)--- that the majority of people in the lifestlye/community are more understanding of being damaged.
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~Formerly KneelforAnne~ BDSM is what two people at the moment decide it should be... --CatdeMedici Member of the Subbie Mafia Pimpette Member of MoGa's IN crowd
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