SouthernSpankin
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ORIGINAL: forze Hi all. This is my first post here after sneaking around here for a week or two. I have little experience with bdsm, but my partner and I have tried a bit bondage and blindfolding. The experiences so far have not been particularly good, it feels like we are not 'getting' it. What strikes me when reading posts here is the intensity of it and it seems like we are missing it. I guess this takes practice? Or did you get it at once? Anyway would love to hear about your journey if you want to share.. What is it that turns you on about BDSM? What got you interested in BDSM in the first place? If it is just "I heard those BDSM people have more intense sex and romance and chemistry than vanilla people," then my guess is that you don't have to do any BDSM to have an intense relationship, and that there are many totally vanilla couples out there with intense relationships, an intense sex life, and intense chemistry. I would guess it is possible that BDSM people could have more intense relationships than vanilla people because BDSM people have a taboo sexuality they are naturally into and it is harder for them to find someone with a similar natural taboo sexuality ... so when those two find each other, they cherish and love it more because it is harder to find than a vanilla person finding another vanilla person. But I have no idea because my BDSM interests have always been natural to me. I never felt awkward about them, I've never had an experiece where I didn't "get them." They have never been "new" to me, it was never "hard" to me. For example, like the poster above who felt some of the things she did to her partner were weird at first and the poster above who felt partially awkward about making his/her partner kneel at first... I've never had that experience of awkwardness. If something is weird to me, I'm not interested in it (and there are aspects of BDSM to me that are weird). Also, as a poster above said, he/she is not too into S&M... he said it was a yawn when he first tried it and he's still not into it. Make sense to me, if you're not into something, you're not into it. But, like he said, he rechecks as he gets olders, because our interests do evolve. There are some BDSM things that I used to love but I'm not that in love with anymore and vice versa. And like he (she?) said, not every BDSM person is into S&M. BDSM is a broad term encompassing a variety of different interests (B&D, S&M, D/s, etc). As for myself, I've never been huge into bondage. Don't get me wrong, I love and have always loved trying my girl down and restraining her as part of my other BDSM interests, but I've never been into bondage for it's own sake by itself... for example, shibari has never interested me so I've never been interested in trying it out. I agree with Missokyst that the important part is the interaction and the connection. Do what you'd love to do, and if you partner loves it as well... awesome. I've met many people who have been into their BDSM interests as long as they can remember. And I've met many people who weren't introduced to BDSM until late in the lives, but they loved it. Also, sometimes some BDSM fantasies don't translate to real life.
< Message edited by SouthernSpankin -- 8/11/2009 3:18:18 PM >
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