kinkiminx
Posts: 73
Joined: 10/5/2005 From: Brighton, Sussex, UK Status: offline
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Everyone has fears and anxieties! I'm not the best person to ask, I've had to learn how to put mine aside and think over them myself - when it comes down to it I've not often found that people have the answers. I can't get melodramatic, because if I did there would be no one to pick me up afterwards. Just means I don't have the option, not that I never have any worries, we're all human. Find kink aware friends to chat to as well as your vanilla friends, and try to educate those who don't know... as you discovered, a therapist could be difficult if they have no understanding of BDSM, though there are some who do -I used to know a guy in the lifestlye who was also a retired psychologist, so there must be some out there. Talking things through with a Dom is essenrial, he needs to know how you feel, so don't feel bad about telling him! As for quote:
ORIGINAL: ladychatterley Everyone else seems so perfect, and I'm just not.... LOL. I have the organisational skills of a spanked arse, and I don't mean that lightly... I'd lose my head if it wasn't screwed on regularly... enough said, that's open enough for me on a public forum! ;) It's more that you have the courage to put yourself out here as you are and be honest that you are not perfect. quote:
ORIGINAL: ladychatterley For example, it is all I can do to not nag him about smoking. I just can't be supportive of that. I know he will quit if/when it is right for him, but I'm also aware that I really, really want him to quit. Part of me is counting on his words about quitting to happen at some point. Not really a good submissive, and yet that's where I am honestly. So maybe this doesn't make me very submissive, but honestly, if you love someone, how can you support them in doing someting which could potentially kill them? I wouldn't, and I'll even be honest and say I wouldn't regardless to whether I could. And no, you don't have to think someone is perfect to submit to them; being under the illusion that someone you know that well is perfect, would be to put it bluntly, delusional. No one is perfect.
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