Proprietrix
Posts: 756
Joined: 7/15/2005 From: Ohio/West Virginia Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: subacceptance Sometimes I think being a male submissive is a curse. As much as I loved my first Mistress, I sometimes curse her for introducing me to the lifestyle. Although that was years ago, I have repressed my submissiveness and masochist desires, more due to a lack of suitable partners than anything else over the subsequent years. Yet to this day, they are a craving deep inside of me, that are times impossible to resist. It is just so damm hard. I might be just totally oblivious, but I don’t understand. I read the replies and people say they feel your pain, which confused me even more. Call me unsympathetic, but what exactly is the issue here? You were introduced to the lifestyle. The relationship didn’t work out. And now you’ve decided to repress your urges for the lifestyle and view it as a curse? It seems to me that you are making your own path to misery. Why repress your urges? Why resist? Go play at a dungeon. Go to a Pro-Domme. Go get involved in a munch group and make some friends who will invite you to their play parties. Go meet some play partners. Be the demo dummy at a workshop. Volunteer to clean up after play parties. There are tons of things you can do to have your desires met. They are your desires, therefore your responsibilities. The only reason I can see from your post that things are so hard, is that you are choosing to make things hard on yourself. It’s like someone introducing me to yogurt and I love it, but I repress my yogurt eating urges and resist the desire to eat it. Of course I’m going to feel bad. If you deprive yourself of something you like, you’re going to feel….. deprived. It kind of makes sense that if you deprive yourself of something you want, you’re not only not going to get it, but you’re going to feel bad for depriving yourself. If you want to live the lifestyle, go live the lifestyle. There ya go. Problem solved.
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IMO, IMHO, YMMV, AFAIK, to me, I see it as, from my perspective, it's been my experience, I only speak for myself, (and all other disclaimers here).
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