DaddySatyr -> RE: Im here to see if this is something that could be a part of my life (2/21/2012 3:10:26 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Mindinjector Hello everyone, I was kinda led here by intution,I woke up this morning with BDSM on my mind.So, I watched a few videos.I had watched a few videos awhile ago and was intrigued.So,I was familiar somewhat of at least what it was.But I never had the inspiration to really find out what it is all about until now.Im gonna study and learn as much as I can about the lifestyle before I make my choice I believe myself to be a natural Dominant male.But with that said,what am I supposed to do now? How do I really explore the lifestyle to see if I am what I think I am? I would like some help to point me in the right direction. What an incredibly broad question but, I can give you a fairly simple answer: Be who you are. You say you consider yourself to be naturally dominant. Be that. Start noticing ladies that tend to acquiesce to your way of doing things. Start getting as honest as you can with ladies that you meet. Let them know that for you, the only way a relationship will work is if, at the end of the day, if you two really can't get together on an issue, you need to be the ultimate authority (I like to use the term: "Someone has to drive the bus. Just call me 'Ralph Kramden'."). A lot of ladies won't take to that. That's fine. They're, obviously, not for you. Get used to the idea of spending quite a bit of time alone until you find the lady(ies) that agree with you on enough to actually want to have a relationship with you. Lastly (and this will be controversial); there are lots of people that get into BDSM as a kink. That's fine but, you mentioned "lifestyle" so, I'm guessing you're talking more about D/s. Having said that, there are sadists that label themselves "dominant" that will acquiesce and cave on what they believe just so they can get their kink. I want to stress: If it's about kink for you, that's fine. If it's about D/s, stand your ground and don't settle for anything that doesn't meet your vision of how your life and relationships should unfold. Peace and comfort, Michael
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