FriendlyMuppet
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Joined: 11/16/2010 From: Corpus Christi, Texas Status: offline
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There are all sorts of nuances to this that I can't imagine you can't find what you're looking for. In most D/s relationships I've been in, sex has rarely been a part of the relationship. That doesn't mean it's completely non-sexual, but what that means is that usually my orgasms are controlled and quite often "allowed" upon her discretion. How I achieve them is also up to her discretion. Like I said, in a lot of relationships, actual physical sexual contact has rarely been a part of the dynamic. But that doesn't mean it was completely non-sexual, if the meaning is understood. In a few relationships, I was involved with women who saw sex as a definite part of the relationship. It was rarely negotiated (after the relationship has been established with who is in charge and who is not), but one significant other would sometimes just tie me up and have at it right then and there. Usually, there wasn't a "want to have sex?" offer on the table. She just tied me up and did it. So, yeah, there are all sorts of different kinds of interactions. It's all about how you negotiate the relationship you're going to have. I think a lot of submissives are quite fine without actual sexual penetration involved, but that's because they know it going into it. One of the worst things that can happen to a submissive going into a relationship is ambiguity and then discovering she's not interested in him at all AFTER they have finally come together. That's just bad communication, and it's shocking how many times that happens.
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