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LdyAuburn -> RE: Beginner Dom (4/9/2005 5:00:10 AM)

OP on the original part I would actually consider going to local functions, try and network with couples of varying experience perhaps and longevity in their relationships
I know other new dominants who have decided that 24/7 can be very difficult and hard to walk the fine line of micromanaging and not fulfilling the submissive's need for rules etc


regards W
ps please dont judge all Australians by focus

Focus there aresome excellent functions being held in newcastle, if your relationship is as brilliant as you say it would be good for some new people to see it




came4U -> RE: Beginner Dom (7/29/2007 1:27:19 AM)

I think the OP means he has perhaps searched 'categories' and thinks himself of 'dominant character'. Yummy Sh3LLz

Nothing wrong with having that viewpoint of oneself without having to do some online quiz somewhere to find out just 'how dom, how strong, how bla bla'.  It is a start. 

I tire of the 'prove you are Dom/sub' or learn by watching approach.  Some prefer to learn by 'doing', or prefer to be a virgin on their wedding day. So let him/her.

Experience is not all its cracked up to be.  Too much experience, to me, leads to warped senses.  Even the most experienced man could have developed as bad of habits as a habitual submissive that collects the mentality of the dominant and carries that into the next relationship. 

Makes me wish i was 25 so I could do it all again.

and as far as exagerating experience goes...sigh, I've seen that occur lol. yuk. I'd rather no experience at all than something fabricated and tested on me.




cillydom -> RE: Beginner Dom (7/29/2007 6:48:30 AM)

read, listen, observe other couples, think, join a groupe such as mast, and expect to fail a few times before you get it any where near right.

get used to the idea that she really is there to serve you or should be.

there is no quick route for a dominant, it takes time.




k0432 -> RE: Beginner Dom (7/29/2007 8:08:08 AM)


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ORIGINAL: Focus50
I hesitate suggesting this but once you've gained some confidence, you may still have to "exaggerate" your level of experience in order to initially meet someone - esp if there's no community or munch wherever it is you live. It's the one and only area of the lifestyle where I found honesty is not always the best policy. And if you are some BS artist, they'll catch you out anyway and the grapevine will do the rest. But most subs will give a newbie Dom a go once they've at least agreed to a meet.

Focus50.


As a newbie myself, I simply can't imagine lying to a submissive about my level of experience. I'm one of those people who believe that a bdsm relationship is built on trust, and lying about my experience would kill that trust straight away. And yes, it means I am less desireable in the meat market, but that's a price I'm willing to pay. And I've been lucky enough to find myself a regular play partner.

k.




PairOfDimes -> RE: Beginner Dom (7/29/2007 1:13:23 PM)

I applaud your courage and desire to jump in with both feet. Do you really want a 24/7 relationship now? That's sort of like saying that you're new to the dating world and you're ready to get married, and it works about as well.

I think it's entirely okay for you to know that you prefer to dominate. You've probably either considered the fantasies or sex acts you enjoy and realized that you generally are more fulfilled when you run the action (erotically dominant), or you've realized that in a group of friends, you're the one who can readily persuade your companions to see the movie you want (socially dominant) or both. Or, perhaps, "dom" isn't quite the right word, and you're in the position I was in at first--more into the sensations, and causing pain--if that's the case, "top" or "sadist" might be a better label.

Believe me, I'm all for your doing d/s. Or play (bondage, spanking, etc.) Or both, for that matter. I imagine you would meet with great success if you did it temporarily--like, for an hour--at first. Sort of like dating--you don't get married or become partners straight off, but instead, you spend time together, periodically increasing the time and intimacy if it goes well (and everyone has his or her own pace).

Finally, involve yourself in your local BDSM community--go to munches, classes and other things, and talk to people. Try not to routinely announce that you're absolutely virgin--it never makes a good impression, and seems to attract the worst of the would-be mentors--but certainly mention that you're a beginner, if you talk with someone who seems to have good things to say.




mistoferin -> RE: Beginner Dom (7/29/2007 1:24:55 PM)

What is up with all of these 2 year old threads?????




grlneedstolearn -> RE: Beginner Dom (7/29/2007 5:10:24 PM)

Look at websites, read books, come here a lot and get involved with your local community and meet new people




Nothingman -> RE: Beginner Dom (8/16/2007 1:02:06 AM)

I think most of you arguing know you all lie...You remind me of Theater geeks in high school!




BabyNyla -> RE: Beginner Dom (8/16/2007 1:09:18 AM)

people answering a question from 2005 ... I must need sleep ... I think I am seeing things




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