SexyRed
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This is a fascinating thread for me. My last boyfriend/Dom was new to BDSM when we met; I basically introduced him to it and we had an incredibly hot dynamic to that aspect. Sadly, we did not connect on an intellectual level as much as a passionate level. We were in total lust and love, but it was a doomed relationship. I found that during our years together, he became very sadistic and started ignoring safe words and doing things that were too painful for me. I had never considered myself masochistic in reality, although I fantasized about pain. I found myself taking more and more pain to fulfill HIS need for inflicting pain and while I did not enjoy it as much as he did, I was able to eroticize it to the extent that our scenes together were incredible. But things often went too far for me. However, as time went on, I began to feel very schizophrenic about what we were doing; on one hand, I enjoyed the excitement of being with him and our BDSM had started out according to what I needed and wanted and I thought he and I were on the same page. But then, it morphed into our needs being different, with his sadism reaching new heights. He literally needed more and more intensity to get him off and I found myself resenting him and myself for taking it. I tried like hell to discuss with him how he would go over the edge and that would literally take me "out" of a scene. To me, pain should keep me at the edge, not push me over so that I am no longer aroused. He never understood any of this; he would simply say, Oh you got off, what are you complaining about. But, it was very hard to be of two minds about his sadism and me taking it and always worrying that he would go too far and damage me. As it was, we had some close calls. So, it is interesting to read the responses, especially of the sadists and it is enlightening.
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