RoughFN
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ORIGINAL: MagiksSlave After a long extended break I find that I dont know if I want to get back into the swing of things, I dont know if I want to go back to BDSM but I dont know if I want to give it up eather. I was never wishy washy about it before it has been something I have wanted since I was old enough to understand my desires but now my lack of interest is disconserting to say the least. Has anyone els lost the spark and if you have how did you get it back? Yes. I kinda lost interest in it a few times over the years. A few months after splitting up with my longest term sub to date, I just wasn't interested any more. Too hard to find somebody, too much effort, nobody was worthwhile, too hard to keep up a relationship. Then somebody new got in touch with me and got me back into it. Broke it off with her and then went through another dry spell for a few years, again almost thinking about retiring for a while. That time was different reasons - I'm getting older, maybe I should act like a responsible married person instead of cavorting about with trollops, I've got a family on the way I should focus on, etc. I'd again started to consider giving away my equipment, but held on to it "just in case" I might want it. It didn't take up too much space and I'd rather keep it for years and then throw it away than give it away and discover somebody great the next week. I played around a bit with another girl, and she kept my interest going, but nothing terribly intense. And then babe and I found each other and HOLY SHIT am I on fire like I'd never been before. Not only am I glad I kept all my toys, but I've added more into my toybag in the last 4 months than I had in the previous 4 years. She brings out the best in me in a way that no one else ever has. So for me it was the people involved, especially my current girl. Clearly there wasn't anything that I could've done to push myself back into it, it was the people that interested me. And realistically? If they hadn't come along, then so be it. Times change, people change, things change. You don't need to define yourself by this one aspect of your life (even if you have up until now), so don't worry about it. It'll either come back at some point, some how, or it won't and you'll end up in a different direction than you'd expected. Neither outcome is unpleasant.
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