sunshinemiss -> RE: Can a Master please explain how you feel about seeing a nude female sub? (9/11/2012 1:40:14 AM)
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ORIGINAL: ScarlettSummer I am self conscious. I think most women are. We are all so critical of ourselves. I'm just curious about how D men see naked women? Does it differ from nonD men? I want to respond to this. Here's the way it is in Sunshine World. I pose for artists. I'm a nude model. I'm also a big woman (not as big as 6 months ago, but still big). Artists LOVE my body. They love the shadows and the curves. They realize how awesome my body is - even when I don't. I do a few poses for about 5 minutes each - I choose the poses based on how I'm feeling, my strength at the time, what feels right for me. I often choose yoga poses, by the way. Then they decide what they want to draw, and then I get into that pose for 20 or 30 minutes at a time. I'll tell you it's a pretty humbling experience to be turned into just a... the... ummm... how to explain it? They'll say things like, "She has this really interesting shadow at the curve of her hip when she stands like that," or "her breasts kind of flatten out before the curve. That would be kind of a challenge to explore," or " I don't like when her hand is there - it covers the valley between her breasts. I want to draw that curve." It's like ME, SUNSHINE is not really there. My body becomes this landscape that has nothing to do with ME. I have become solely hills and valleys, curves and angles and lines, shadows of darkness and bright white light. Sometimes I go around during the breaks (with my robe on) and look at what they've done. They ADORE my body. The other day they had a discussion about how it's been changing as I'm losing weight - they cautioned me not to lose TOO MUCH. (ok!) That would make me dull to draw. One of the smartest things I ever did for my self-consciousness about my body was to pose for artists. When they get stupefied and in awe about how beautiful it is (their words, not mine), I become more confident. Now, I know that if anyone sees my body and doesn't realize how glorious it is, how filled with passion and sensuality it is, what a hot tamale full of potential it is, then that is a person I have no interest in. My body is for all intents and purposes normal sized for a western woman at this point. After a lifetime of that not being true due to a medical condition, it is an amazing thing to be "normal"... I am hands down the sexiest, most desirable woman around. I don't always feel like that, but right now I'm totally in that zone. When I am self-conscious now, it is because I want something from the other person - the one who is looking at me. (I hope you don't mind.... but), when I met Crazy ML last month, I was horribly nervous and self-conscious. He is a man I've "admired" for years. LOVE his spicy brain and his way with words and his smoking hot sex appeal... I want a man like that to - if not be impressed, at least not be bored with me. I wondered, 'Could I measure up?' I was self-conscious because I wanted him to LIKE me... ME... THE PERSON - and the woman. I was self-conscious, not because of my body, but because of my emotions. So, I recommend a stint as an artist model. It helped me tease out exactly what I'm self-conscious about. And it's not my body. It's my heart. Go. Model. It does a body good. :) Best wishes, sunshine
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