LafayetteLady
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Joined: 5/2/2007 From: Northern New Jersey Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: LillyBoPeep Yah - earlier in the thread I asked if he had an idea of what "kinky sex" meant to him, but he didn't know. I do think it's helpful to differetiate between "kinky this" and "vanilla that" for the benefit of discussion at times. But the problem is, first you have to come to a consensus on these things, and that's not so easy to do. To me, "regular" sex is still kinnky in a power exchange relatinshiip, because the PE is still there. Everything's about power. Likewise, otherwise-vanilla people cann have fun being kinky with scarves and a cheap flogger, and go back to their regularly scheduled programming, in spite of the kinked-up sex. The thing is that everyone is "otherwise vanilla" in some aspect of their life. Jobs, families, outside obligations tend to be more "vanilla" in nature. Even in a 24/7 type of relationship, there are "vanilla" moments. Not that long ago, blow jobs and anal sex were considered kinky. For some people they still are. It isn't up to you, me or anyone else to tell them what is or is not kinky for them. Realistically, when you create a profile, they have all these nifty little items we can choose as likes/dislikes. That will give the OP a decent concept of what some of the more universaly "kinky" things are. We can all try to help guide him along the way, but when people start trying to pin it down to "basic" definitions that go beyond what BDSM stands for or what certain terms mean, those definitions stop being basic. While flogging is always flogging, power exchange differs for everyone. I think the most important thing that "newbies" need to learn is that the whole "true way" thing is a crock of shit. More often than not, those are the questions that come up on the boards; "ubersuperdupermaster said I wasn't sub because...." Learning from the start that being who you want to be within your own limits is important.
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