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Aneirin -> RE: Is Collarme the right place for me? (1/31/2009 6:20:04 PM)
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ORIGINAL: ddogg2 I've had an interest in more kinky things for a while and I always thought the term "bdsm" was just to far out there for me. Well a girl, its always a girl, that I meet off craigslist started telling me about her experiences. So I have started to get an interest in the subject. Its been about 6 months now since I meet her and I would say my experiences have still been mostly vanilla except for a few little adventures. Nothing too major. Oh we have not gotten together if you cared to know. I've been reading alot on the subject and have decided a few things. I know I am not a sub as that is just not my personality. I don't think I am a dom in the bdsm term as I have no desire to have a slave or to really smack someone around and give them pain. In fact I really don't have any desire to experiment with decipline or pain. So why am I here? Well I have always had a lingerie fetish. I'm not really interested in cross dressing. I enjoy anal sex, what guy doesn't? I like giving mild spankings. I've always found a woman wearing a strapon to be a huge turn on, but I don't need anal play to get off. I just don't think my interests line up with the typical bdsm crowd? Maybe I am somewhere in between? All I know is that the typical girl on the street would find me to be a little wierd based on my above interests. From 6 months of reading I would think the typical person interested in bdsm would find me too tame. So the question is what does everyone think? I like the online dating way of meeting woman but where should I go to find someone with like interests? Ddogg 2 Be here by all means, you will learn a lot, the best bits being you are not alone and any idea you have, you might if you chose to ask receive useful advice on the safe application of your desires. As to what you are, sub, switch or dom, does it matter, as all is important is that you find a like minded person to share desires with. Not all of us subscribe to the set stereotypes. Your kink is what you define it to be, you and your partner to be, not the dogma of the bdsm '' community''. The people I know, most of them keep clear of the bdsm community for that reason, their kink is how they define it and are not wanting to get sucked into the dom must be this and the sub that etc. But to be sure with online dating on sites like this, you will unfortunately have to define yourself in one way or other, just so that you might attract a similar mind, but as for myself, I list as switch, there it displays both sides of me, but I am not a switch, well not a switch as many define it, if a switch can be defined, I just see a switch as open to any possibilities. Ask yourself, do you wish to limit yourself, or be free to explore.
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