Elorin
Posts: 970
Joined: 8/22/2004 From: San Antonio, TX Status: offline
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I met a couple brand new to the lifestyle, and the female submissive was right into it. As soon as they found BDSM as a way of life, she knew where she was and what she needed. Things that had been half formed desires in her mind up until then became WHAM needs as soon as she had the validation that ~others do this too~. In the meantime, he was struggling with the conflicts with societal upbringing that say be sensitive, be polite, be caring, yada yada yada. A very ethical and loving man, he was struggling with the concept of not only hurting his wife, but hurting her intentionally and then LIKING IT. As a partial solution, she became my submissive. While he was coming to terms with dominance, sadism, and taking control without feeling guilty for it, I was able to provide her with control, S&M, and provide both of them with education and direction. She was my submissive for 18 months, but really I could have released her at 9 months, as he was completely ready at that point to be what she needed. The reason the relationship lasted longer was a case of mutual love and respect, and my submissive being bisexual and enjoying the dynamic she got with me that he would never be able to provide (that of another woman). Suggesting that you release your sub sounds hasty. Acknowledging that you are coming into your own, and she needs more than you can give right now doesn't. Talk with her and find out what she needs. Possibly a situation like I was in will be able to satisfy you both and give you the time to come to terms with whatever you need to deal with. Good luck ~Ms. Elorin
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