candystripper
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By family I mean wife and kids. It would have been relatively easier if I had been single with parents. So far, I have not been out on the subject at all. I have acted as slave in sessions.I do not have a permanant dom yet. I do not think I can be out in Indian society, which is much more conservative. I do not know. Maybe the solution is to continue having these "secret" sessions, with heavy sexual overtones. indianslave37 There was a worthy discussion of "Married Men as Doms" on the "Ask a Master" forum which might provide you some helpful insight. In brief, E/everyone seemed to feel honesty -- with wife and with your intended Dom/me -- was a key factor. i would also add that if it your intention to remain married (and possibly even if it is not) that you need to reflect on what you wish to attain from your wife as well as your intended Dom/me, and draw up some boundaries in your own mind that suit you and E/everyone else who is or may be involved. For example, you might decide to reserve sexual penetration for your wife and adhere to that boundary...and share that decision with your wife and your intended Dom/me. You might decide to erect certain barriers so that your intended Dom/me and your wife are never dealing directly with O/one A/another. These are just examples. i'm not familiar with Indian culture, and do not know whether you live on a reservation, but you might also consult a kink-friendly attorney and ask about your rights under national or provincial laws. Here in the USA, the federal governmenet has (imho) openly begun to attack the BDSM community. Apparently you are bisexual, and this too may be an impetus for ethical reflection and discussion with both your wife and your intended Dom/me. Some women feel the risk of std's is too great to have sex with a practicing bisexual M/man. Some do not. It is a choice your wife should be given, in the spirit of integrity and honesty, unless circumstances prevent you from doing so. I f your bisexuality is something else you need to reveal to your wife and your intended Dom/me, on top of BDSM, be sensitive to the possibility that that may be a tremendous amount for A/anyone to process at once, particularly someone vanilla. i urge you to be prepared for T/their processing time. Be supportive and answer T/their questions as well as you can. i see no reason to discuss your play/sex life with your little ones. i have one of my own and feel this part of my life is too intimate to share with my little one. A boundary exists between us on sexual matters which we have agreed will be crossed only in the event my little one needs my help. (And of course in my little one's mind, i am "mom" and have no sex life whatsoever, lmao.) Frankly, i do not want to "turn my little one on" to BDSM ; i have concerns enough about the people my little one dates now. (Motherly sigh.) As for A/anyone else: employers, neighbors, your circle of vanilla friends, etc., i see no purpose in "outting" yourself. Irrespective of any additional issues raised by your Indian heritage/ethnicity/affiliation, these people may respond poorly to their first exposure to BDSM, and condemn the practictioner. By "outting" yourself to your "community" you'd also be creating potential problems for your wife and little ones, and i can think of no ethical impetus for informing against their best interests. In my own life, only my BDSM friends and my vanilla girlfriends know i am a submissive. My vanilla girlfriends are The Bomb and will take the information to their graves, and it's hilarious how intrigued they are by what i am doing. Naturally, my BDSM friends know i'm submissive, and T/they are a true blessing in my life. If anyone else in my family were to find out, there'd be such a s**tstorm it'd be noticable from the space station, lmao, and i see no reason to put myself through that drama. Frankly, it's just none of their business what i do. (My family is one of those that put the "fun" in dysfunctional.) Lastly, if you come to collarme from a work or home pc, i'd suggest you remove your picture from your profile, adding in your written profile that you are willing to share a picture with Someone when approriate. Set your "history" at "0" and remove cookies and temporaray files daily, as you depart the site. My browser is set to "0" history and yet i have a "pull down" list of familiar sites on my addy bar; i have no idea how to remove this feature, and i do not really need to. You may need such information. One of my submissive girlfriend's was "outted" at her workplace because a f**ktard coworker used her history function to see where she had been online while at work; distributed rather graphic pictures of her taken from this site to the supervisory staff and placed her job at risk, not to mention creating a very hostile workplace for her. She had to hire an employment lawyer, yada, yada, yada...so i am not speaking hypothetically. As well, if you share the pc you come here on with your little ones, as most people know, they are generally adept at getting into sites they should not. Certainly, that is no way you'd want your little ones to learn anything about you. There are software programs which supposedly protect littleones from adult materials, such as net nanny, but i have been told that most little ones have no difficulty getting past them, so my best advice is not to leave any trail of breadcrumbs for them to follow. Perhaps S/someone with greater computer skills than i can offer you additional advice on this matter. Yahoo Instant Messenger and other IM programs present similar issues, in part because of archiving features. i hope this post helps you. If ever you wish, feel free to email me on the other side. Welcome to the message boards and thank you for a most thought-provoking Op. Many blessings on you. candystripper
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