julietsierra -> RE: Anal Play and Masculinity (A Question to Women) (12/12/2006 4:01:14 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Daddysfavoritpet keeping one nail clipped close is a small sacrafice to lending that pleasurable step beyond your tongue in His ass. remember your servitude is what sets your soul free, its not always about you and your likes, but rather how can you please Him. Now see, I went back to read what I'd written, and for the life of me, I can't see one single place where I said I am a) unwilling to trim nails, b) whether he wants me to keep them long, short or otherwise, c) whether I'm in doubt about my "servitude" and need reminding that "it's not all about me and my likes." In fact, I don't recall writing, nor can I find anywhere, that I stated anything beyond wondering how short they need to be. I'm figuring that since I'm pretty sure we don't know each other, you don't know these things about me either. So beyond all the stuff about what will "set my soul free," are there any other credible suggestions? I really don't get into all the mumbo jumbo about souls being free and all that, and I don't really have a problem with the concept of selfishness. Generally, I think that's a word bandied about and/or insinuated when people are trying to make themselves sound so much better than everyone else. I doubt anyone is here doing the things we do SOLELY because someone else loves it. Face it...we do this because we like it...and that means that while I love making him happy, the bottom line is that making him happy, makes me happy - and that does indeed make this "about me." Hell! We've been together for 3+ years now and up until recently, even knowing he loves rimming, I've never been moved to do this before. And this time, rest assured, I surely DID do it because *I* wanted to do so. If I didn't, he'd never have required it and never asked for it - in the same way there are things that I've seen women say "if a man doesn't do that to me, we're not going to be together!" and yet, I don't ask him because I know he doesn't want to. With the wealth of experiences available to us, the decision not to engage in a specific activity really is not the be-all, end-all of our relationship. We live a D/s life. We approach play from the point of mutual enthusiasm, and then find ways to tweek things from there. So, if I choose to keep my nails long for whatever reason I might have, it's not going to end our relationship and believe it or not, both he and I will find plenty of things to do, and those too just might "set our souls free" - whatever that means. juliet
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