stellauk -> RE: confused :( (7/24/2012 12:01:16 AM)
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ORIGINAL: clum i am married.. and before our marriage we talked and experienced Ds with my wife. Okay. quote:
ORIGINAL: clum i was the one who introduced Her Ds lifestyle. She liked the idea and we played and learned together. (roles are me sub and She as Domme) Okay. quote:
ORIGINAL: clum after we got married one year passed i realized something and it makes me confused.. Okay. quote:
ORIGINAL: clum i think She is not Domminant She did all of these because of me.. and now She focused on Her business etc. and for a long time we are not having any Ds. I don't really see the problem here. You introduced her to D/s, you wanted her to be a domme, right? So you've got a domme. Unless of course, what you're really trying to say here is that she isn't a domme by your definition, and also the D/s the way you define it isn't happening. And you know what? You think she isn't a domme. I think that you're not a submissive. quote:
ORIGINAL: clum If i a little bit force or remind about Ds She immediatly focus on Her things which She doesnt like to do at home (house chores - cooking, cleaning etc) and wants me to do all these things. She sees Ds like these actions and i really dont like to do them they all like punishments for me.. no plays in it... :( Ah diddums. So you're unhappy that you have to do the household chores and things you don't enjoy, right? quote:
ORIGINAL: clum so as a married man , who thought it would be fun and perfect with a wife who knews BDSM. right now i am so confused.. So where did you get your ideas about D/s from? Porn sites? The kink ads on sites such as this? And does a fat bloke in a red suit and a white beard (you know, the reindeer breeder) also clean your chimney at Christmas? quote:
ORIGINAL: clum do you think it is normal? What? You've come onto a BDSM website looking for normalcy? Or are you referring to the way you appear to have made a complete balls up of transforming your marriage into a D/s relationship? No, I don't think it is normal. In fact I think it takes a genius degree of stupidity to achieve that. quote:
ORIGINAL: clum i know most of you would say go and speak with Her.. but it is not so easy.. i tried She said She is sorry and we pplayed some and second time She forgot again and dealed with Her business and i found myself to check Ds website etc.. :((( maybe She is not really Domme and i thought She was.. i am unhappy.. Okay, this is 'generally' how things pan out in a typical relationship between a domme and a submissive male. She - the dominant female - gets to call the shots and make the decisions and also develop the relationship the way she wants it. You - the submissive male - have to actually submit (doh!) and do what she wants you to do, do things which please her (which I guess in your relationship means housework and cleaning), do as you're told, and generally accept that you're not the one calling the shots in the relationship. At the moment you're being a BDSM paradox, or as many would say 'topping from the bottom' - you're claiming to be submissive but you want to be the one in control of the relationship. Consider that part of being a submissive is doing the things you don't enjoy or wouldn't prefer to do. If you thought that the D/s is just bedroom stuff then you might consider calling yourself a bottom and pack in the charade of being a submissive when you're not. I think before you talk to your wife I think you need to sit down and have a good, long hard think about what you want and need from this relationship and what you are prepared to offer and do in return. This isn't meant to be all about you. There's two people here, you and your wife. There's meant to be what is known as give and take. This is what D/s is really all about - and if you want to do the taking, you've got to be prepared to do a bit of giving in return.
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