MAINEiacMISTRESS
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ORIGINAL: Thomaszszs Hi all, First post on the forum! So please be kind. I'm currently in a long relationship with my girlfriend, but I've known I'm into bdsm/powerplay for quite a while now. I'm lately finding that vanilla doesn't really cut it for me anymore, and I would like to explore the bdsm/dom scene... I've tied my girlfriend up several times, and tried to take it somewhat further (I'm rather into humiliation & kink, but even then it was soft), but she doesn't wish to go as far as I do. I've got the feeling I've been stumbling about for a couple of months now, not making progress in how I would like to live my private life... I haven't really talked this out with my girlfriend, as (a) I've tried - subtly and not so subtly - to get her along, but she won't, and (b) if she's not made that way, I won't make her (I'm rather libertarian about that). Has anyone experienced this as well, and could anyone say on how to approach this? I wouldn't wish to leave my girlfriend for just "confusion", yet I'm not intending to have this situation go on for too long anymore either. Live as you are, not as people would like you to be... Thanks, Thomas Well, I have a question...You say you tied her up, and she allowed you to some extent but she's not into the humiliation thing...well, to Me it sounds like she's not the submissive type. Have you tried REVERSING roles? Let her tie you up and she be the boss for a night. Give her some toys to use on you; try to make it interesting for her. Anyway, that's ONE way to explore it with someone who isn't feeling excitement. Maybe you'll find her spark. As for breaking up with her over this, I'm not sure I agree with that. You say you've been in this relationship a long time, you didn't specify duration, but if it's say a year or so then you both have quite an investment. If things work well otherwise I wouldn't toss the relationship out for the sake of kink or Domination. There is certainly much more to a lasting relationship than sex (of course, for a lot of men that's what it's about) Many of us are married to vanillas, it doesn't change who we are or mean we CAN'T Play. It just means we have to be more creative to get our experiences in. It *IS* possible to have Play partners without cheating. Some straights only Play with same-sex subs, or put some type of Hard Limit on Play (My own preference is an example of a Hard Limit that allows for non-sexual D/s, I'm not going to give a lengthy explaination, but you can read My profile if you want an example of it). Good luck. --MM
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