LadyPact -> RE: submissives marriage (6/30/2013 11:48:20 AM)
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I know your question is phrased as is it ok, but the real question is why would you want to know if it's ok? Are you really in love with somebody who happens to be submissive like you or are you thinking you could work an angle that would make it easier to find a Dominant? Trust Me. I've seen both and the latter scenario isn't as good of an idea as some folks might think. For what it's worth, s/s couples absolutely do exist, just the same as D/D couples do. (I happen to be one half of a D/D couple.) From the discussions that I've had with those who are, or have been an s/s couple, I've always gotten the impression that it can be rather difficult. Particularly from those who are submissive type personalities, rather than just in the bedroom. More than once, I've been told that such situations failed because neither member was happy because they weren't being fulfilled, even when they loved the other person very much. That even includes those situations where the couple had a Dominant together or each had a Dominant in their lives through various points. In ways, s/s couples face challenges that D/D couples don't. From a poly standpoint, unless you already have somebody where you have a relationship, I think you might have some difficulty. In a sense, you're looking for a reverse unicorn, being a woman who is willing to submit alongside you and be willing to add a Dominant (or a Dominant couple) to the relationship in the future. That puts you in darn near the same position as the thousands upon thousands of people looking for a third, with the exception that you already know that you can't fulfill her submissive side in what should be the primary relationship. I'm thinking that might be something of a tough sell. Of course, it's not impossible to have a wonderful relationship with somebody who happens to be on the same side of the kneel. My husband and I have been married over eleven years and we are probably happier now than we've ever been.
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