DarkSteven -> RE: What are your thoughts (12/27/2013 11:43:58 PM)
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ORIGINAL: seekingOwnertoo Many of you know me as a submissive. Especially one chasing a Domme from Montreal ... but I do have a serious question now. At work, I am always in command and control, this suits me just fine. Sexually, I have always claimed to be a submissive. But am I really? Recently, I met a 27 year old, with a body that I personally will die for; as well as intelligence that is evident from a nursing degree. She has a 6 month old child. She says wants to be the slave of a chivalrous knight. Naturally, we both think an older man like me will fill the bill. Am thinking I can move her into my house, and create a permanent relationship. As well as use my experience under a female whip, to utilize BDSM for her pleasure (I get off making a lady cum too.) and guide her as her Owner? well, that combined with my work experience in command and control. Experienced Masters and Doms ... asking for your thoughts. You're moving way too fast. 1. You're a submissive. I'm not saying that you couldn't be a Dominant. But it's not an easy transition to make. 2. Six month old kids tend to be pretty Dom. They want what they want, and they want it now. It sounds like she has a 50 Shades type fantasy, and has never tried O/p, but is positive she wants it. Kids have a knack for making fantasies less relevant, and reality very relevant. 3. Her positives are her body, and her intelligence. Not that those things are inconsequential, but how well do you two mesh? I feel fine Dominating certain women, and others I don't. The thing that will (or won't) make you a Dom lies in the relationship you two have, not just within you. You're not mentioning that. 4. Another thing you're not mentioning - who's the father? How is he involved? If he is involved, you need to work out how he'll fit in, and you don't seem to have considered that. If he's not involved, that could be a red flag. (Maybe she's attracted to men that aren't good father material.) 5. Somehow moving her in got mixed in with having a relationship with her. Ideally, first you get the relationship, then you move her in. You seem to think that if she's there, the relationship will either follow or else get stronger. 6. Her idea is a chivalrous knight, which seems to translate to age. How'd that equivalence get there? I'm most concerned because you seem to be unaware of what the basic relationship fundamentals should be. It sounds like you're infatuated with her, and are overlooking basics in a hurry to try to make things work. Either she's unrealistic, or she's looking for a place. You strike me as moving way too fast to overcome a lot of serious issues. I'm not saying it can't work. But you need to move more slowly. One question you need to ask - how does she manage her money? How do you manage yours? That's the kind of simple, basic question you need to ask. And in the absolute worst case, in which she's looking for a cheap/free place to live and isn't concerned about the relationship and is seeing an older, more settled man to live off, you two will have drastically different money styles.
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