Mercnbeth
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Yup - it used to happen all the time, and honestly there was not a common denominator. I believe the main cause can be summarized as the idea or fantasy of being submissive, especially in my case in seeking a 24/7 dynamic, was different than reality. Submission after orgasm, after the tingling from the sensations of submission have waned, was never a part of the fantasy. There is the transition from a perspective of wanting to experience something and submitting to the experience, and then dealing with the emotions and mental process of what you have done. Often that conflicts with the person's entrenched morality. Many have a huge problem in reconciling their self esteem as a submissive; they can't see themselves as being both a strong, confident individual and 'submissive'. Often people don't know themselves as well as they think they do. That is true from either side of the flogger. Then there is the more basic - 'DI-DI' (Did It - Done It). A reaction summarized by; "That was interesting and nice. I now know how that feels. I don't think I want to do it again." Closely related to the 'DI-DIA' (Did IT - Do It Again) but under terms and conditions that, in my opinion, would be identified as sensation seekers - not submission. Fun to play with, good bottoms who really do enjoy the physical aspects of play, but really aren't submitting to anything. Again, from either side of the flogger, a person coming from this perspective is a great party date for a club event. It is a cross-road many relationships come to over time; whether Dominance and submission becomes a part of your life, or a 'lifestyle' equivalent of a different sex position. Good luck! It if helps, what you are experiencing is common. There is no 'cure' and no prevention. Compatibility is sometimes a moving target.
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