LadiesBladewing
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We were poly first, and had never really contemplated seriously being involved in the D/s lifestyle. We had a couple friends who were involved in the top/bottom BDSM scene, and we'd joke around about me and my mate being "closet dominatrixes", but nobody took it seriously... ... then, after we'd been in a triad for almost a year, we started spending more time with a close friend of one of our triad... an incredible man -- a lifestyle dominant, trained in the old style where he came up through the ranks. He was dedicated to the lifestyle, was forthright, was honest, and explained some of the complexities of where he saw D/s diverging from BDSM, and how he saw it as a function of allowing people time and space to heal and grow. When we accepted him as family. If we hadn't become involved with EB, we would probably never have thought of the lifestyle as a viable option for us -- but his perspective opened up an entirely new aspect of this life to us, and made it not only accessible, but something that we could truly embrace. It has been my life-long dream to build an intentional community -- one that embraces, in an open-minded and growth-promoting way, all of the things that are important to us... Environmental sensitivity, D/s , spirituality, fiscal responsibility, nurturing of creativing, self-sufficiency... and I am looking forward to being a part of that and making something like that can live and grow within my lifetime. Da'Avatar ZWD www.klashaan.org
< Message edited by LadiesBladewing -- 6/4/2006 3:39:17 PM >
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