LafayetteLady
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Joined: 5/2/2007 From: Northern New Jersey Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: Alic3 go screw yourself. i've done nothing wrong to you for you to act this way. you're being a VERY responsible adult yourself by picking on a teenage girl. Congratulations. I made a rookie mistake. Forgive me for not knowing anything about this world/lifestyle before meeting this man. He did not let me know what he was seeking or that he was a Dom before meeting him. He sort of dumped it all on me after I began feeling emotions for him. I decided I wanted to learn more about what he had experienced in his life, and liked what I saw. Therefore, I want to learn more. Well said Alic3. You see? You aren't quite as fragile as you thought. Now needles gave you some great advice: quote:
you've had alot of good advice in here, but there is always going to be differing views that you don't like. read them anyway because as you get older you may find that some of it will apply then. you also need to learn that in this game you need a thick skin. people are not always polite, they don't always agree, and some are so far up their own arse they've forgotten what the day smells like, and can only spew forth the sewage they smell. pick and choose who to read, and who to ignore. A lot of us were much gentler than normal with you because it was so clear that you really were naive, but coming here trying to figure it out. Good first step. Now here are some important thoughts to keep in mind going forward. You met a much older man, who you say is "damaged" and still feeling the sting from the end of the last relationship he was in. At 19, you don't need someone with that much baggage. I'm not a big fan of the old men who seek young girls, so I admit that my opinion is biased, but still, he has massive baggage even for someone my age! He misled you. This is an enormous red flag that you should give very careful consideration to moving forward. In my opinion, his behavior was a bit predatory (ok, not a bit, a lot). The up side is you discovered something that is of interest to you. The downside, if you haven't figured it out from this thread, is that honesty and trust is paramount in D/s. What he did was not honest or trustworthy. You need to decide whether it is worth it to go back to him with your new knowledge and give him a chance to rebuild that trust. That's right, you get to tell him. He fucked up, and just because he is the dominant doesn't mean he gets no consequences for his actions. Personally, I think you should send the guy packing. Ok, actually I think his shit should be thrown on the front lawn and set ablaze. He knew what he was doing when he kept this information from you and then started springing things like threesomes on you under the, "I'm the dominant and want this" umbrella. It's bullshit. However, if you choose to stay with this man, I suggest you sit his ass down, and tell him that since he really didn't explain things to you, knowing that you were completely oblivious to the lifestyle, he can now read your list of limits, and tell him they aren't negotiable, and that he still needs to work to rebuild trust with you, and you won't engage in many activities until you feel he is being completely honest with you. And make that list! When you made your profile, there is a section with "interests" for you to fill out. There are three BDSM and one "Lifestyle." The others might also include some BDSM stuff, I don't quite remember. In any case, go to those sections. It really does list a great majority of activities involved in D/s/. If you click on the activity, it give you a brief explanation of what it is. This would be a great place to look to start your list. You can figure out what you are and are not willing to do, whether it is just right now, or ever. As to the whole threesome issue. You did it before and found that it really didn't work for you. I would suggest you make it a hard limit, at least for now. I also don't think that at this time, any type of polyamory activities. Poly, if you didn't know, is involving more than just two people in a relationship. There is a lot more to it, and threesomes don't really fall under that category, but for now, in general leave it there. There is a section here on Poly relationships that you can read and see if that is for you. You will see the positives and negatives discussed there. I wish you luck, and I hope that you stick around and participate more. Most of us will always be happy to answer your questions, and you can ignore the fuckwits. You have to learn somewhere, somehow, right? Asking questions here, is a far cry better than letting a dominant tell you, since he has a vested interest to be biased in his explanation. Oh, and attending those munches for young people, if you are comfortable with it is a great place to learn as well.
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