HoneyBears
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Joined: 11/5/2013 From: Pennsylvania Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam Way back before the internet was available, I wish that I had known that even though I was straight and not a sadist, I was still part of this. Same here. A lot of the porn containing BDSM elements featured an excessive amount of S&M. It probably still does. There was (is?) not enough emphasis on D/s aside from unconvincing role play. So both of us wish that we could have discovered sooner that BDSM is not all about sado-masochism. Edginess is fine for some, but not for us, and there is no diehard recipe of ingredients any of us needs to follow, other than to follow your bliss. quote:
ORIGINAL: Lucylastic I wish I had dug deeper to find others instead of being just on the fringe> Altho, given that I found it online when my kids were early teens, I did a lot of research online before venturing out. I had a lot of kinky experiences thru relationships, but not relationship d/s. until 96-97. Finding kindred spirits is the most difficult part, not settling for second and third best, and taking everything you hear, see and read with a grain of salt. My sub is pain-averse, and we both believe this makes him more obedient and willing to learn how to please. In other words, it comes perfectly natural to him once he knew he had found what he was looking for. We have fun, and we have a very playful and teasing dynamic, regardless of how serious the situation. Neither of us can imagine how stifling and stultifying it would have been if our D/s relationship had started out with a humiliation and punishment dynamic. Personally, I wish I had known much sooner the difference between funishment and punishment. It would have saved me from getting involved with bratty, passive-aggressive subs and bratty force-me-to-be-your-bitch switches. -- Lisa & Cub
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