searching4mysir
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I don't mind you using what I've given you, providing you actually print it off and share the printouts with your mentors/professors. I don't want you rephrasing or misrepresenting what I have said. quote:
ORIGINAL: iamwhoiamabc123 This is why it is so fascinating for a studet to study it, becuase it is like going to a different world. quote:
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ORIGINAL: iamwhoiamabc123 Wow thank you for the post and taking the time to write all of that, I have a couple of professors from my university and Oxford university who might be interested in looking at this post would you allow them to? I have no problem with you sharing it with them. The thing to keep in mind is that BDSM/Ds relationships are just that: relationships. If you suck at vanilla relationships, adding kink isn't going to make it easier. It takes honesty, communication and trust. I might be submissive, but I'm only submissive to one person. If Joe Schmoe comes at me with "on your knees, bitch and suck my cock" it just makes me laugh at him (not with him) and reply with "you first". Submission is a choice that I make and find fulfilling. It annoys the snot out of some people in my family that I allow him the last word. My mother said "you are so subservient to him" shortly after meeting him. It annoyed her that I liked making and bringing his tea or that I would button his shirt for him (his hand was in a cast and he couldn't maneuver the buttons) or tie his shoes. Do I do that all the time for him? No. But it wasn't an imposition because I love and respect him, and out of that love and respect, I want to be of service. In return, I'm loved, cherished and led. Our relationship is far more like a 1950s relationship where he is the head of the household and has the final say. He listens to my input (heck, he is always asking my opinion on things), but HE makes the decisions. You mentioned in the "other thread" what happens if the next day someone cries rape after consenting. This happens in the vanilla world as well. You can prevent a lot of that by actually KNOWING the people you play with and limit the casual play (or keep it in public where you have witnesses). Note: Not all BDSM is sexual. Just because a domme I know of likes to stick needles into people's skin and make designs out of it, doesn't mean she wants to (or will) have sex with them. She is straight, but plays casually (in public) with both sexes. It isn't necessarily about sex for her.
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