LadyNTrainer
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ORIGINAL: lickenforyou If, as a sub, i crave/need punishment and discipline. But, i also want to please and work very hard to do everything right. Won't i run the risk of not getting the punishment that i need? As it's already been stated, your greatest risk is very likely to be not finding anyone willing to be intimate with you if you lack social skills, class and tact. Sexually explicit screen names are not classy. They can not even pass for classy in the dark. A decent percentage of women will delete your emails unread because you have chosen an explicit screen name. The message that this basically sends to us is, "Hi, I don't actually want to know you as a person before I get my tongue on you, because getting to use my tongue is more important to me than who I use it on. I don't care if I like you as a person, or if you like me, because I'm not going to take the time to get to know you first. I just want to use my tongue on female anatomy. Want some?" Not attractive. Srsly. Lose the screen name. It's cool to make sure the information is available in your profile that you enjoy XYZ fetish activities, but keep it classy or we'll think you're telling us that you care more about doing the fetish activity than you do about the person you're doing it with. And most of us are likely to think that is creepy and un-classy and we won't want to be with you. BDSM relationships are *human* relationships first and foremost. Forget or ignore this at your peril. Being kinky is not an excuse for poor social skills. If you wouldn't walk up to a woman on the street and waggle your tongue at her, don't do it even if you already know she is a femdom. The way a human relationship generally goes is you get to know someone as a person, figure out if you like each other enough and have enough in common to be compatible for a sexual relationship, then embark on the sexual relationship. Being kinky doesn't give you a free pass to go right to the sexual stuff while ignoring the personal compatibility and social stuff. Pay attention to your potential dominant as a person, listen to what she is saying, respect that she is a human being with wants and needs and feelings of her own. That's generally a winning approach. It's also a winning approach, once you have established an actual relationship with another human being whose D/s orientation complements yours, to be open, honest, self-aware and clearly communicative. If you feel a need for "punishment" either in the sense of physical S&M play or a structure of discipline and direction, communicate this honestly, while remaining aware and considerate of your partner's needs. Without being demanding, you can say honestly, "I feel loved when my partner does X to me; I think this is a real need I have in a relationship. I need to feel loved and disciplined." Negotiation proceeds from there. Being honest, positive and considerate when asking for your needs to be met usually works very well. What you don't want to do is to demand that your needs be met without taking notice of your partner's needs or comfort level, or to be negative when expressing your needs. Eg, "You don't punish me enough, so you must not love me." Or worse, "A REAL dominant would have punished me for that; I'm going to misbehave until you meet my needs." That never ends well, so don't go there. Establish a genuine human relationship first, be honest about what makes you feel loved and happy in a relationship, and be prepared to listen very carefully to what your partner says she needs. Human relationships are not one-way streets, bad BDSM porn notwithstanding. Women are not the drive-through McDomme's to meet your fetish needs, and men are not endless providers of what a woman wants either, not if she isn't bothering to recognize and meet his needs. If you crave being "punished" because it turns you on or because it makes you feel owned, controlled and secure, then it's a reward, not a punishment. And you need to ask for it and earn it like any other reward, negotiated openly and honestly as one of your basic needs to be happy in the relationship. "Subs" who fuck up and do bad, hurtful or inconsiderate things to their partners so that they can get their own needs for a beating met are neither submissive nor decent human beings. Nor are they good relationship material. This kind of hurtful and selfish behavior is usually a deal breaker in a relationship, because it says, "I am willing to hurt and disappoint my partner to get my needs met." Not cool, dude. Don't fall into this trap; it's not going to end well for you or for her.
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