sheisreeds
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I'll attempt a serious answer. I tend to be whatever I am with that partner. If I am not involved with you I am just a person. You do not get the privilege as a stranger. I am not wishy washy when I enter relationships, or play contracts, I communicate. Usually I know what I am looking for, and I know who I am meeting, just as they do with me. One of the hottest play partnerships I had outside of my current relationship, which takes the at least the top 50. Was negotiated as sure he could be the dominant, but I would not submit. That was what we both wanted, it's what fit our chemistry. And whenever we would play the dynamic was the same. When I was poly I could go from a battle royale scene with my switch primary, and then saunter across the party to my dominant sadist partner and by calm, cool, collected, and submissive while I got strung from the ceiling and strapped. There is a commitment in each relationship I am in, most switches I know are the same way. My relationship is 24/7, yes and I mean in most interactions and how we handle the relationship. No it is not a typical D/s or M/s scenario, but we've been committed and who we are for the past 5 years. And no we don't flip a coin and figure out who's the D and who's the S. We're just violent, and for things that require more concentration, still really sadistic. We are also quite edgey. This is a very spiritual thing for us, it isn't just about spicing things up. It is who we are, what we are, all the time. I've been involved in BDSM actively since the age of 19. Seriously entrenched and committed to it for about 6 years. My partner and I when we cared about being out and involved with the community were well respected, and it was never confusing for anyone.
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~ s. Oh my darling, give me reason give me something to believe in You need a spankin' baby!
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