dreamlady -> RE: Encouraging Homosexuality Among Sissies (10/7/2015 9:15:36 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Wayward5oul quote:
ORIGINAL: JVoV ^^^^ all those words.... U will never be a twu dominate. Hopeless. Dude, typo. You forgot to capitalize "Dominate". That's just disrespectful to twu Dominates. So J, you didn't know that one of my specialties is verbal[/mental] Domination? I'll talk your (plural) ear off while you get a tongue lashing. When I sit you down to give you [yet] a[nother] lecture, you'll be begging for a beating instead. [8D] No, I'm not usually the arrogant sort (those damned okcupid personality bargraphs lie!), but I can match opinionated arrogance with opinionated arrogance. (Hmm, it almost comes naturally to me.) Btw, I don't expect you to know this, but I have to confess that I am not a twu D/dominate. Don't even have a Master Card to laminate. I tried calling myself a switch for 6 months, but that just caused a bunch of confusion over on the other (profile) side. Evidently, saying you're a Domme-leaning switch throws kinky men into a loop. Especially when you clearly state that you're not a Top, you're not looking for a Top, and you don't bottom. That Interests list is mighty ambiguous, and nobody knows what to make of it. Some BDSM-y things I couldn't list because it could be taken the wrong way, or as not being bidirectional; other things I had to list in a different category than I wanted to as a kind of compromise. It's straightened out now that I reclassified myself recently as a Dominant woman, but still don't like to use the term Domme or FemDom. (I'm okay with Mistress, but not generically to just any Tom, Dick & Harry s-type.) As unbelievable as this might sound, I got tired of having to over-explain myself. (Like right now) SDFemDom4cuck, you raise an interesting point. Some guys are bicurious, but once they've dipped their toe into the water, they discover that they're not into other guys. Others find their twu calling in life or else can reconcile themselves to being heteroflexible with the *right* partner. I can say with absolute certainty that if I hadn't dabbled a couple times in the ladies pond a really long time ago, I wouldn't know beyond the shadow of a doubt that I am not attracted to women and have no desire to explore my sexuality with them. Chalk it up to adolescent horniness. Also, we gals were more open to same-sex experimentation without as much inhibition or laying a guilt trip upon ourselves for it as most guys do. Then there's the fear factor. Females don't ordinarily live in fear of getting raped and/or molested by one another (by men, yes, but not by other women). I have a friend who served in Iraq, and he admitted that this was a constant fear and source of anxiety. He woke up once with some soldier dude sucking his dick, and he was so pissed off that he almost beat the living daylights out of that drunk dude. DreamLady
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