CelticPrince
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am genuinely puzzled about some things I have found them throughout my readings here. An example: "I don't have to keep up. If he wants to fuck me, then he fucks me. It's not important whether I particularly feel like sex at the time or not. I'm not expected to feel hot or horny just because he does. I AM expected to accept being fucked when he wants to. I don't do it out of love or a desire to serve, I do it because he's the boss, he wants to fuck and that's how our relationship is run." Years ago, I read that idiot John Gray's Mars and Venus in the Bedroom. In one of his chapters, he tries to make a point that sometimes men just want to fuck and not be "bothered" with "foreplay". He suggested that on such occasions, that the two people work it out, maybe cut a little deal where she goes and gets herself "ready", and then he just comes in and goes at it with her. (Next day she could get a nice backrub in exchange for getting fucked with no foreplay). Frankly, I felt furious that a man could not be "bothered" to take the time to insure that his female partner was stimulated, mentally, physically and emotionally. It struck a nerve with me, because it not only lacked in regard for the partner, but for me, it was a very poor model of what a man is, including, and especially, a dominant man. I am married to my dominant, and I cannot imagine him ever taking me without regard for how I feel. So I find I am genuinely confused over what John Gray thought was OK, and with some of what is said here, and how it is accepted. How are they different?? Profile Firebird, Nice to see those lips back on the boards. Last I heard you were engaged and now it turned into married.......good going girl. You do not frequent the boards alot so it is possible that your exposure to to the D/s thing has waned and needs to be refreshed. Your profession and intellect perhaps allows you to overthink an issue. The core values of this path is there is a Dominant value and a submissive value and they come together when there is an acceptance by both parties. Congrats on being a Mrs. CP
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