LadyHugs -> RE: sorry - just don't get it... (10/21/2006 8:31:57 PM)
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Dear wouldlike2, Ladies and Gentlemen; In my mind's eye; I feel that one does not require a relationship to have sex and sex isn't required in a relationship. Anybody can bring others into a sexual two-some; which makes a three-or-more some; which would be considered swinging and or casual sex, if it was casual and or poly if it was encased in a relationship between the three or more somes, exclusive to those in the 'inner core'. In a dominant's perspective, only difference is I am female, heterosexual and enjoy seeing two men making love to each other and having sex; I do feel that men and women are wired differently as to why we enjoy same gender sex. In speaking from my personal experiences, my first slave was Gay --his commitment to me was not sexual and, must say--the most satisfying relationship I ever had--I did not have sex with him and I was thrilled that I didn't 'have to' have sex but, as his "Master" he did need some sexual interaction. So, his slave brother filled that void. I can tell you, that having two slaves making love wasn't a 'cheap' sex thrill for me but, being witness to two lads--my slaves, who felt love for each other. I was their invited guest in something beautiful, as well as their Master. Here is what is in my mind's eye--It is the dominant's duty to put on the table why he/she wishes to have certain gender slaves and how they enter into the scheme of things, as well as what relationship they will have. One thing Old School thought on gender and sex, is that it shouldn't be forced. Force changes who one is--resentment may come of it and, its against their true nature/spirit. There will be curiosity and experimentation indeed. However, such exposure to satisfy the curious nature of humans, is not an automatic gender sex assignment; such Gay, BI-sexual, etc. There are times when someone that draws closely as to tempt or have a passing wish/curious exposure of a sexual nature. However, it usually is more than their sex appeal but, the personality that presents such sex appeal. I would personally be wary, of any dominant who exposed their genitals like some dancing worm on the end of a hook, as to entice or bait the submissive into submission based on sex first. If that is all they have on their minds as to have two women to have sexual puppets to command and control; they don't look at the woman as a total person. The same can be said for men, when they are seen only for their sex appeal instead of their entire being. Any individual, regardless of role--should be real with themselves and figure their total worth, beyond sex and or sexuality. Frankly, I would not mind to take sex out of the relationship recipe` as, sex is fleeting moments whereas, the relationship remains constant. Those who will not see beyond the gender and the sex, don't see anything else. They can rent a porn film and enjoy it. But, people have feelings, needs and the security; that they are seen beyond sexual performance and seen as a sensual being. Respectfully submitted for consideration, Lady Hugs
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