Jasmyn -> RE: Desire for Sex (1/9/2005 4:01:48 AM)
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ORIGINAL: strongnsubmissiv I wanted to ask this, because it's an issue that's long been with me, that I feel may not be so mainstream. In an attempt to understand it, i'd like to appeal to the community. When i use the term "sex" i speak only of the act of coitus. (Penis in vagina) Sorry for the frankness but it's important we're all on the same page. In a nutshell, what i'd like to know, is do you desire sex, and without it, are your basic needs being met? The reason i ask this question is because i don't desire sex. I'm a very sexual being for sure, but the actual act of coitus is something i really don't strive for. It's very hard to explain really. I'd describe myself as a submissive male, because it sexually excites me to be subservient to a woman, in whatever form that may take. How i'm labeled (hardwired, genuine, real, lifestyle, slave, whatever) seems to change depending on who's defining it. I've always felt sexually different, so it would seem to me, that someone who doesn't feel the same way, wouldn't be compatible with me. I don't use BDSM as a spice to flavour the meal, D/s IS the meal. That said, after discussing my different sexuality with vanilla folk, some would suggest that since i don't desire a basic need to have sex, my sexuality is flawed. Now don't get me wrong, i love orgasms like everyone else, and i simply ADORE servicing my parnter orally, but when it comes to sex, i can take it or leave it. So how important is sex to you and do you desire it? sns Hi strong, great subject ... sex is important to Me but only on intimate and lust needs; been made love too because I want/need some intimacy with someone, or a good hard session because I feel cumming screaming like a banshee or moaning like a porn star; and although I am at My sensual best when in love (or short term in lust) I don't rely on coitus as been the only way of showing it...and I don't think coitus is the only way of (them) proving it (their love for Me). I like the non-sexuality of servitude based male subservience ... I think it is incredibly genuine emotional exchange where there is no 'reward' other than been able to serve. If the subservient is My life long partner ... then no I don't need sex for us to cement the relationship ... but if I want it ... he best be ready, able and more than willing ... or I'll throw him in a chastity belt and find it elsewhere ;) quote:
i agree with strong submissiv, i just don't need coitus [thus my name]. That being said i have a question for the group, many people say that coitus in a relationship brings with it emotions that simply cannot be experienced otherwise. Being that we here are in [or deisre to be] in D/s relationships where this may never happen, can those same feelings and dare i say love happen? ebony ebony I think when a D/s relationship reaches a point of total power exchange it transcends sexuality...so yes I do believe a non-coitus focused dominant/subserviant relationship can reach the same lofty heights and bring about the same lofty heights of emotion as sex can. I have felt just as much genuine reciprocal love/lust/emotion with the man inside Me as I have with a man at My feet. For casual subservient partners I have seen/had them cry, overwhelmed with emotion, in the same way I have experienced men cry/whimper in response to intense sex. Love and sex are not the same thing... sex is an act that can be done intimately in an act of love but it does not prove love ... if it did I'd be living a white picket fence dream with the first one night stand I ever had ;) quote:
Remember, a lot of people would be more than Happy with any kind of sexual release at home; what happens in vanilla often times is the wife isn't giving up anything whatsoever (sorry if that sounds sexist; I have not met a lot of men, oh hell not even 1 who'd hold out on offer to have coitus/felation, because he was unhappy somehow). M That was pretty sexist ... know a lot of men who withdraw sexually/intimately with their partners...inparticularly guys with sex and intimacy issues ...look at all the submissives in our midst who speak of the 'love' phenomenon where the dom is reluctant to play hard once their emotions come into play... and no not all men will accept coitus/fellatio when it is offered by their partners. Jasmyn
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