Rochsub2009
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ORIGINAL: mummyman321 Lady Pact, Many subs usually buy their toys way before they ever find a Domme to use them. Its like getting 1/2 of the present. You have the toy you now cherish and you now dream of the Domme who will use it on you. I must confess, I had a mummy bag before I had a Domme to use it on me. If you please...... Perhaps it is different because I am on the other side of the kneel. A whip? I know I have to be skilled in the art before another *person* ever comes along to use it. A collar? I would never buy that before the other person is in My life. It becomes cold and impersonal. To Me, that's not the Domme. It's the ideal of a Domme and has nothing to do with the woman, herself, at all. Edited for proper tense. LadyPact, Sorry I'm late joining this party, but I wanted to chime in here. I agree with Mummyman. Lots of guys buy toys without a Domme. I can see why that concept would be foreign to you. But I don't think it's because you're on the Domme side of the kneel. Instead, I think it's because you don't have a penis. I've tried to be very transparent in the past about how men think/feel/react in certain situations. This is one where I think that type of transparency is necessary. I believe you are operating from a false paradigm. IMO, you mistakenly believe that D/s and having a partner are relevant factors. But for many male subs, the driving force is their penis, and not D/s or the lack of a partner. When it comes to chastity devices, much of the sensation is the same, whether you have a partner or not. That's why it's so easy for some male subs to have a long-distance (or imaginary) key holder. Regardless of whether there is a partner, they still get 90% of the experience. They get to feel the device on their dick. They get to experience the bondage aspect. They get to feel the discomfort at night. They get to experience the sensation of thinking that everyone around you knows that you're wearing it. They have may have to sit when going to the bathroom. They are prevented from achieving erections and orgasms. Do you see where I'm heading with this? To paraphrase Tina Turner, "What's a Domme got to do with it?" Stop thinking like someone who is used to having a partner, and instead, think like someone whose primary partner is their right hand. Also, I'm sure that in the many BDSM organizations that you've belonged to, you've met many people who were into self-bondage, self-flagellation, self feminization, etc. In the absence of a female partner, many male subs are able to get along quite nicely. In fact, in some ways they may view it as a superior arrangement. After all, without a Domme, there's nobody to ask you to do chores while you're trying to focus on your penis.
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