Aneirin
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Joined: 3/18/2006 From: Tamaris Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: shootingstar67 .....I was already well aware of my bdsm orientation when I was eight and playing with dolls. I went through the hell and isolation of thinking I was the olny one. There was no internet in my day...... I believe I was born submissive like some are born gay or another gender. I am running into people who first "discovered the lifestyle" online in their late twenties or or thirties or so. I can't relate to that. If you are hardwired that way...I mean it doesn't make sense. How can you discover this so late? Myself also, I had an interest from a very early age as one memory I have at about age ten, I tied a friend to a tree and I mean tied, no escape.The embarassment was when someone's mum had to come out with a pair of scissors to cut the bonds as no one could undo my knots. My knots, I was taught by an ex mariner. So that is one memory that from the time made me feel apart from others, I felt not trusted nor liked as word got around the mums about my tying skills! Obviously aware I was different from an early age, I struggled too with my feelings.And yes the internet made me realise I was not alone nor weird, sick or anything like that and that was only four years past. Now many may flame me for this, but I do believe nature has defined our roles, I find if one looks at a courtship ritual between two sexes in nature, there is 'd' and 's' with both sexes initially, the hunt, the capture etc . But after capture, the submission to nature and natures reason for us, the continuance of our species. I also believe where one feels submissive to another may only be a tempory thing, as life goes on needs change, we have to seek more of ourselves. Just my thoughts, is also why I see a switch orientation as a more balanced existance, or a dom(me) who may bottom or a sub who may top.Straight forward I am D or I am s, is I think an unreal state. I am just open to anything, if another can facilitate that anything, I am able to learn about myself. Sometimes labels really suck.
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Everything we are is the result of what we have thought, the mind is everything, what we think, we become - Guatama Buddha Conservatism is distrust of people tempered by fear - William Gladstone
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