fucktoyprincess
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FR ResidentSadist, I sort of assumed from your question that you meant crazy as in far out on the extreme of either mental health issues or some other sense of extreme. I certainly answered assuming that was what you meant. I, too, agree with those who say crazy is a spectrum. I, too, have my "wild and crazy" side. But it comes out in certain ways only. And most people who meet me would never in a million years guess that that side exists. In other words, a kind of controlled crazy, if you will. So that bedroom antics are one thing, but I'm quite a responsible, practical, possibly even boring, person outside. I'm quite happy with a good book and my cup of tea, so to speak. I'm not particularly drama full outside of my interests in BDSM. And there are many of us out there - perfectly normal, wholesome on the outside, but capable of bringing out our inner freak at appropriate times and places. I've had lots of relationships with people who are like me - normal, stable, functioning adults who were able to let down the inhibitions behind closed doors. But there was no unnecessary drama outside (after all every relationship has a bit of drama). But I've been with some truly unstable people. Unstable either due to childhood experiences or psychological disorders. Some were under treatment and on medication. Some had disorders that didn't require medication, but still this issues affected their ability to be properly engaged in a relationship. And some were simply in denial about the fact that they had "issues" that likely needed professional help. Those types are the absolute worst. And again, when we speak of "crazy", this can mean so many things. I would put even mild depression in this category - in other words, many of us probably have been with someone who is facing a psychological challenge. It all depends on perspective. To me, if all one is talking about is trolling for great sex, then fine, I guess one sleeps with whoever will put out the best experience. But a relationship is a different thing. And the unstable people from my past were, regardless of how good they were in the sack, simply not relationship material. I feel, at the very least, a relationship should be a source of stability for two people, as they navigate their lives. And that is very difficult to achieve with someone, especially someone who will not even acknowledge the issues that they have, whether that is depression, anxiety, addiction, or any number of other issues. Not to mention that raising children with someone who is unstable, or not willing to take control of their issues, is an absolute recipe for disaster.
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