CynthiaWVirginia
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Joined: 2/28/2010 From: West Virginia, USA Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer FR OK, I'll admit that part of this comes from my once having played top to a GF who was very into being sub. (Head of Women's Group and president of the students' union - long story.) It was really bloody difficult. At all times, I had a lurking feeling of 'Oh shit. No matter how totally God-like I may feel, I'm just some so ordinary bloke. I'm no James Bond. My dick is just average, I hate my knees and I feel like a knob when I smile...'. Is there a female equivalent? For instance, do femdoms suddenly think 'Oh, fuck this - who am I kidding? I'm no Greta Garbot. Who can do "ice cool and suave" when the shoes just hurt, the back aches and one badly needs the toilet? Or, 'I'm no tiger, I'm just a limp house cat. What power do I have, beyond the game-playing?' Not with someone who is/was mine, and not for a very long time with a bottom. If I were in my twenties or early thirties and could wear those fishnet stockings, high heels, fetish clothing...eh, I'd might have a problem with gears suddenly shifting in my head. (Psst, I was prone to twisting my ankle back when I wore high heels, lol. THAT would definitely deflate the moment during a scene, to go from being the costumed Big Bad to whimpering like a little girl and limping.) I'm just me, not something larger than life, and I do what I feel. The laughing my arse off moment that happened during a session with a bottom came when I tried on a strapon for the first time and thought I looked RIDICULOUS. (I did; it was too SMALL/PUNY and it was flesh colored.) It completely threw me off my stride until I told the man it's just not going to happen, kicked the harness away into some corner and got out my latex gloves. But during those five minutes alone in the bathroom...I told myself that if I have to look this farking ridiculous, feel that awkward, then forget it, I'd rather be vanilla and celibate. I had been trying that out with the wrong person, for the wrong reason. When I was new to this and almost threw in the towel, Akasha's article (it's also posted here at CM somewhere) helped me to remain true to myself and explore what I wanted to, when I wanted to, instead of being pushed or guilted into roleplay. Nobody writes my script and gives me prompts.
< Message edited by CynthiaWVirginia -- 6/16/2013 3:08:37 PM >
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