Theo79
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Joined: 10/25/2012 Status: offline
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Hi to all, I'm not a member of the networking site, but this seems to be the largest bdsm forum there is and I'm in strong need of advice from fellow kinksters. For those who care to trouble themselves with me, this is my issue: for the last 15 years, I've only been in D/s relationships, albeit different in length and commitment. A little less than a year ago the last of these ended and I released my slave of four years amicably. A couple of months ago (who am I kidding? I know the day, it was the 29th of August) I met my now girlfriend through some old university mates and we've been dating since then; I think it is safe to say we feel in love. I adore her and what we have, but I still feel it is my nature to desire the control and structure, in and mostly outside the bedroom, of a D/s relationship. Not wanting to scare her away, I've slowly introduced her, with a certain degree of success, to a more deviant brand of sexuality. I haven't had the same luck with trying to find traditional femininity and submissiveness in her personality: she's very young, avers to protocols and, even if open minded, has the strong tendency to never take anything very seriously. I tried to introduce D/s relationships to her as a general abstract notion: she wasn't exactly judgmental, but she took the piss, quite nonchalantly. I haven't been in a vanilla relationship since my teens and I know it wouldn't fulfill me completely, so I asked the advice of my kinky circle, who also happen to be my closest friends at this time. We thought that having her to dinner among us to show how 'normal' these relationships are in reality would have been a good idea. It didn't go well: although everyone was polite and SFW, some of the behaviours we take the liberty of keeping when out among each other (the titles, the fact that one my friends refers to herself in the third person and by impersonal pronouns, the personal life-views, etc) maybe coupled with the fact that all the couples (3) happened to be of the male dominance variety left her very unimpressed. On the drive home, aside from some pretty heavy mockery, she told me that she felt ambushed and that the only reason she didn't laugh in their faces was not to put me in a difficult position. She has midterms coming and the day after she informed me she didn't want to discuss this until her exams were over. I really can't think of any other way to avoid losing her, without losing myself. Has any of you found themselves in a similar position? How did you deal with it? Thank you so much, Theo
< Message edited by Theo79 -- 10/25/2012 5:05:20 PM >
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