AthenaSurrenders -> RE: Not sure how to deal with this sub (10/29/2013 11:59:22 PM)
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You draw the line right there. If your common sense tells you something is unwise and unsafe, don't do it. If that means he moves on, so be it. He's an adult and you can't be responsible for his choices if he looks somewhere else to do this, but you can certainly decide not to feed into it. If you were in a real-time long term relationship I'd be advising that your very next order is to get him some counseling. I don't know if or how that would work in an online only situation. It's clear this man is not thinking straight, because as you said, he's looking at things which are going to have severe life long consequences and is acting out of self-hatred. It's a bad idea to get a tattoo with the name of your new partner. It's a really, really screwy idea to carve her name into your penis. So what if he thinks you're too soft. You're the dominant. You say what is or isn't soft. Don't let him push you around to get his own way. Better you stick to your guns about a serious issue than you cave to something you know is irresponsible - who wants a domme like that? I suspect that along with the self-loathing, the inexperience is playing a massive part in this. He most likely has no frame of reference to put the pain in to. Many people imagine themselves undergoing vicious beatings only to realise that outside of masturbatory fantasies, these things really hurt and a firm spanking is closer to their level. If he's spent perhaps 10 years fantasizing, he will have had to increase the level of the fantasy over time to get the same thrill, until eventually it's really extreme. In reality, with real actual pain and human contact, it's likely that he wouldn't want or be able to cope with anywhere near as extreme stuff as he jacks off to. He's also not yet realised the 'life goes on' part of being kinky - you might have a weekend of wild abandon, but when Monday rolls around someone's got to do the dishes, walk the dog and go out to buy milk. Perhaps once he's experienced real life D/s or BDSM he will get things into perspective and be able to understand that life with no genitals won't be as much fun as he things. BUT in order to get there, it sounds like he might need some professional help working through these things.
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