gorgeous1
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ORIGINAL: featheredequine Well, I'm a sub with 11 years experience currently involved with a novice domme. And I can say I find the journey completely and utterly rewarding. It's like getting to go back to that new phase, before I got jaded and bitter and hurt again and again and see it through those fresh eyes again. I know what I like, what I essentially want, what I need...but sharing that journey of discovery with someone else for all the highs and lows...there's nothing to describe it. And it really doesn't hurt that she's sexy, evil, one of the most nurturing and caring people I know, and I am utterly and completely in love with her either. Yes, I used to have that hangup myself, requiring my dominant to be better, wiser, more experienced and immediately dismissing people just learning because, obviously they couldn't keep up with me. Funny how someone can completely change all that, and how much I've enjoyed having it change. THERE IT IS..... I think you are the perfect example here, featheredequine. This is what I'm talking about! She had tons of experience, and it didn't matter that her Domme is a novice. She fell in love with the person, and all the other wonderful things this person had to offer aside from the D/s aspect. What I was trying to explore on this thread is that I see bdsm as a FACET of the entire gem, not THE gem. I love using analogies, so bear with me here, OK? Say you have a diamond. Let's take a classic round cut. I would say that love, trust, and respect are the large center facet of the gem. The light hits that center facet most often and there, you can gaze into the diamond, and see all the other facets. The center facet gives depth to the jewel and light reflects light reflects light in the middle and it is what enraptures the viewer. Turn the gem, and a smaller, but wonderfully bright facet catches the light and blinds you for a moment...perhaps that was humor, or hopeless romantic, or sexy legs, or generosity...it was a facet of that person (gem) that captures your heart every time the light hits it. So...I see bdsm as one of those facets in my relationship with my husband. Now how about I compare my diamond on my wedding ring with my relationship with my husband? My diamond happens to be a family inheritance. The gem has a very small inclusion (flaw) in it. If you were standing here with me right now, I could tell you where to look and you would be able to see the flaw. Does it make my ring less beautiful? No. I get compliments on it all the time...and do I tell them, "Thanks, but it has a flaw"? Of course not! It's shiny, it's pretty, it catches the light, and the fact that it has a flaw in it makes it wonderfully unique and one of a kind. Does my husband have flaws? Of course! He's a man! Has he ever hurt my feelings, or broken a promise? Sure. Do I still love him? Yes. Do I still think he's as wonderful as the day I married him? No. I think he's even better, because I choose to focus not on his flaws, but on all the wonderful things that he is and that every day, he does things to reassure me that I chose the right gem. So, how does this translate to here? Well, weed out the real fakes...meaning the ones who don't follow through, or are for some reason not relationship material and let's get to those who are real and know they are kinky and want it in their lives. They're all gems. They are all flawed. Look into that center facet first and see if it's pretty to look at because even a flawed diamond can be beautiful and capture the light and enrapture those who choose to gaze.
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