AthenaSurrenders
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You are not wrong in what you are seeking, but it sounds like you are a little bit naive in the ways of the internet. Quick primer: The internet is full of horny dudes. Some horny women too, but a heck of a lot more horny men. Some of those men, both kinky and non-kinky, are looking to get off right at this moment. You sign up for a kink site which, inevitably, attracts a large number of horny men. There are more guys that women here, and more guys looking for quick sex than women, so they quickly exhaust their options. Luckily the site shows a list of new people signing up, so they can jump right in and try their luck with a fresh audience - that's you. Since you admit you are new and don't know much, they tell you their version of how the world works, which boils down to 'I ticked the 'dominant' box and you ticked the 'submissive' box therefore you owe me instant obedience and sex'. They count on getting in before you learn any better and staking a claim. Connection or not, misunderstanding or not, these are not the people you are looking for. They are not out there looking for a meaningful relationship in which both parties grow and explore their dominant or submissive tastes. They are looking for nudie pics and phone sex. So don't feel bad for one moment that they say you're doing it wrong - they're shopping for apples and you're selling oranges. As a general rule, the more people tell you about the 'one true way' or how things 'must' be for subs, the less grip on reality they actually have. D/s relationships are still relationships. You still have to be compatible in more than the bedroom for it to work. You still have to care about each other. There are tons of us here in D/s relationships and we are not interchangable - I couldn't suddenly go and sub for LadyPact, for example, because we 'do' D/s in different ways. If you tried to tell her, or me, that we were doing it wrong, we'd laugh. So when people tell you that you're doing it wrong, laugh. Take some time to figure out who you are and what you want. Read extensively. Talk to people - doms, subs, switches, kinksters etc and get all perspectives. Nothing wrong with wanting a partner to take a nurturing role. Here's a secret - even when two people have experience of D/s, it doesn't mean they will be able to jump right into obeying. They still have to get to know each other and work out the unique way their personalities interact. The image in their heads of how the relationship will look will almost certainly have to change and adapt to meet reality. What you are imaging is your perfect relationship will change. Even if you find the ideal dom for you, there will be hiccups, there will be things that you don't like even though they sounded great, there will be times you have to sit down and say 'these rules aren't working, what shall we do?'
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Being your slave, what should I do but tend Upon the hours and times of your desire?
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