Nikolette -> RE: Her favourite fetish, my limit? (10/8/2006 2:17:16 PM)
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ORIGINAL: underlimited Anything further would make me feel disturbed. Tell her this. If she still pushes with it... I'd say that was enough of a problem to end things right there. DISTURBING someone isn't acceptable in my opinion. I just was saying a few days ago on another thread that the entire concept behind "forced" bi... is that the sub WANTS to do this, but doesn't identify as bisexual for whatever reason. What gets them off is the mental aspect of doing it for their Domme. Bottom line- they WANT to. ~YOU~ do not. To force YOU to is actually FORCING you - which in my opinion is very wrong and innappropriate and could cause serious psychological trauma to you. If she thinks its okay to get you to do something that would disturb you she clearly isn't a healthy person in her own right. No matter how real she could turn out to be that is a massive problem, and a red flag to take into account. I personally LOVE forced bi. Its something that I inquire about at the begining and if its a hard limit- I don't push it. If its something they are open to, but turn out not to like it- I don't push it. Forcing another person (really forcing them, not playing on the concept, which they consent to) to do any sexual act is dangerous. As a slave/submissive its YOUR job to clearly articulate your own desires and interests and levels of investment and submission in any relationship. Its YOUR job to outline your boundaries and then stick to your own comfort level. Its YOUR job to protect yourself and advocate for your own safety. Its more important to do what works for you, rather than to try to conform to what other people might feel like you "should" be doing as a submissive. Too often I see submissive people unclear about their own rights as a human being. The entire foundation of BDSM in my opinion is consent. That is the only thing keeping it from drifting into an abusive (or at least unhealthy) relationship. If you start to compromise your consent, ethics, safety, or sense of identity you are putting yourself in a position of powerlessness that isn't healthy under any circumstances. Its hard to find the line between what you are consenting to willingly, comfortably, and what you are doing out of obligation, or manipulation. I would really recommend looking for another submissive male to befriend and get some mentoring from. And remember, as I often say, communication about expectations, needs, and limits is a two way road. Don't feel shy or unsubmissive by clearly stating who YOU are, what YOU need, and what is unacceptable for YOU. Make boundaries for yourself, and hold people to them. This is the best way to find your own validation, and to lead you to authentic experiences with real people, who have the potiential to be healthy and well balanced, and can lead to the deeper relationship and exploration which you seem to desire. I personally am thrilled that you are someone who is more interested in getting to know someone in person, than just living out your fantasy online. As hard as it will probably be- try not to get jaded by all your bad experiences!
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