Alecta
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Totally agree with peppermint above, and with OP that there is no harm in asking questions. Asking questions is important in life, and in the lifestyle. But with this new information, OP, I do not feel like it is in your best interest to get yourself involved with a Dom or Master of your own at this point. The capacity for further complications in your life, as Winterapple pointed out, is significant and the chances of you meeting someone good for you under the circumstances can be quite slim. Proceed with caution. Instead, at this point I would encourage you to make friends: just friends, with no "see where it goes" agendas or strings. Through this you will hopefully learn about the community and the sort of people you want to be around in this lifestyle, because anyone can give you a checklist and all manners of gab, but in the end, what you like and what you want are things you have to decide for yourself. And when you're comfortable, I would encourage you to get involved in your local community. Attend munches and workshop events to learn and experiment with the physical aspects. (Don't let anyone pressure you into doing anything you aren't ready to do though!) In regards to your marriage, you have my sympathy. I'm sure what reasons you have for staying are good enough for you, but again, do try to keep a good healthy perspective about it so as not to destroy yourself. Being a martyr for a dead relationship is one of the worst things a woman can do to herself. ETA: Many submissives lead happy and fulfilling kink lives without a Master/Dom/Domme by exploring through the community and kink-friendly friends. Having a particular Dom/Master is not a prerequisite for identifying or experimenting as a submissive.
< Message edited by Alecta -- 9/8/2012 9:42:32 PM >
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