JustifiedAncient
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Yeah, so my 3rd post ever is going to be about rape play. I'm so going to be a pariah before I even get started. But this is kind of important. I was play raped by a woman I was involved with about 5 years ago. No sordid details following. Suffice to say that she successfully set up the scenario such that it was raw, intense, and overwhelming both physically and emotionally. The important part is the aftermath.... We had discussed our mutual interest in a rape scenario at length. Both of us were cerebral, articulate, and (let's be honest) long-winded. We'd turned over every logistical and emotional and psychosexual stone during nuanced conversations. We had each written out our fantasies and exchanged writings. We saw each other every day, trusted each other, and were brutally honest about our feelings and urges. Before the scene, I'd say rape play was just one in a list of activities we both found hot and which we discussed in depth. Both of us got off on the psychological as much as the physical so detailed discussions of our interests were par for the course. After the scene, for better or worse, that one act colored our entire relationship. Despite how young and clever we were, once we'd gone through with the scene, the biggest change is that we had to be alone with ourselves and realize "Wow. I'm the kind of person who gets off on doing/having this done to me." I think the way we looked at each other, saw each other, behaved with each other, was changed forever. I can't classify it as better or worse but the texture fundamentally changed. We're still friends and the texture has still changed. Something will never be the same. If I had it to do over again, I don't know if I'd go through with it or not. Probably. But the part it's important for you to understand is that if you go through with the play, and do it all-out, your relationship is going to irrevocably change in ways you won't be able to predict until it is all said and done.
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