lilsky -> RE: Having to "play vanilla" in certain situations (10/6/2006 10:19:01 PM)
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Hmmm, i have this theory which applies to every aspect of my life nilla or BDSM. i am who i am, if you don't like it, i'm not forcing you to be around me. That being said i don't hide any aspect of my life. However nor do i feel the nessesity to flaunt any aspect of my life either. I have quite a few friends that know where my interests are and although they know minimally my family even understands that i'm a sub. Some i will discuss it with in length, others have found out aren't comfy and i don't force the topic apon them. About the only difference that i make between what i do in private and what i do in front of others when with my partner is that i try not to say "Sir" so often, but even that is a minimal change and slips out a LOT. Thing is, i Sir and Ma'am just about everybody that isn't related to me or in a very close circle of friends, so for somebody to hear me calling somebody Sir isn't really something to even think about. i also don't view very much of my behavior to be blatently displaying my status with my partner, probably because i'm just naturally submissive in my personality so it's not really that notable in my case. Edited because i read that through and realized i probably skiped something pretty important... Every intereaction i have with others no mater their orientation i try to have positively. i show others the respect that i wish to be treated with and by showing that respect it also means that i will not intentionally make them uncomfortanble. Because of that yes there are some people i would never tell about the lifestyle, just as there are others i wouldn't talk to about my dog getting the runs, or how my boss is a jerk, or well 50 billion other things. In all, i guess that's just to say that it's not because it is the lifestyle, it's just a matter of differing comfort levels that each individual has and that i try to be sensative to out of respect for the individual.
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