KinkyBasterd -> RE: going vanilla! (1/31/2011 8:19:52 PM)
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I don't consider any sexual position to be vanilla, or otherwise. For example, at one point I had her on top of me. But I was still directing her, talking to her, and telling her how to move her hips, what to do, etc. The sex act in itself was an entirely "vanilla" activity, yet it had elements of kink to it because of how I influenced the experience with my words. Personally, there is no distinct line between vanilla and the desires that I have. I will always do "vanilla" things, interact with "vanilla" people, etc. It's simply that my experiences will be involved in these kinds of thoughts to varying degrees. It will always be in the back of my mind, but most everyone (except for strict M/S relationships) still needs to interact with daily "vanilla" life. Besides, I'm going into health care, and what I need is not exactly something vanilla people should be knowing about, working in a field where I'm taking care of people's lives and well-being. I believe there is quite a lot of stigma attached to this, even if what we do has been slowly growing more socially acceptable. To be extreme in the distinction between vanilla and the scene would be to suggest that you're either kinky, and you don't interact with a single person who isn't, or you're strict vanilla. I suspect that there are very very few people in that situation, who relate to an absolute of only people involved in the lifestyle, or the "regular" people who have no kinky twinges at all in their sexual relationships. I don't see myself being overbearing in my need to do these things, in a D/s relationship I believe I would like relative equality in the non-sexual/play aspects.
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