ServiceNTucson -> RE: Un-Dommely? (4/27/2006 9:42:14 PM)
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ORIGINAL: MistressMisaki Hello, I am new to the scene and this is my first time on collarme. I have a question that I'm a bit embarassed about to ask, but if I never ask, I'll never know the answer and so here goes. Is there anything that is considered "un-Dommely"? hmm.. how to explain exactly. I'll just cut to the chase and be specific. I very much enjoy anal sex and I am wondering if this could be a potential problem. Should I try switching? Perhaps I am not as dominant as I originally thought? Maybe I have a hard time wrapping my mind around being dominating and recieving at the same time. I am worried that I may lose potential sub's respect if they feel I might not be as dominating as they would like me to be. I am wondering if anyone can relate to this feeling of doubt.. aaaand I hope I phrased this in a manner that makes sense. Cheers! I have a slightly different take on this than I've seen reading the thread so far. That is, whether or not it is "un-Dommely" doesn't matter a whit. You're twenty four years old and say you're new to the lifestyle. I've known many people who entered the lifestyle thinking they were Doms, only to discover that they were much more comfortable as subs. I've also seen the reverse happen many times. I know one Woman who first thought she was submissive, then thought she was a Domina and now is submissive again. I've known more than a few who start off thinking they were Tareyton Doms, who'd rather fight than switch, who ended up being devoted switches. Don't be too quick to slap a label on yourself, Dom, sub, slave, switch, whatever. Take your time. Make real life friends. Get mentors. Explore the lifestyle and explore yourself. Find out what you like in real life, not just what you like in fantasy. People often find their fantasies disappointing once they realize them. And they often find that they love things they didn't think they'd like. Most importantly, don't let ANYBODY tell you, online or in real life, that you're wrong to like what you like and be who you are. Don't buy into other people's versions of "The Rules." It's your life. It's your BDSM. Make your own rules as you gain experience, then don't be afraid to break them on a whim.
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