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cloudboy -> RE: Experiencing the Other Side (7/26/2006 9:38:09 PM)
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My partner has no exploratory curiousities about switching. Switching does intrigue me a bit, but I wonder about is corruptive influence on the "natural correct order of things." Would switching foul up a couple's DOMINANT AND SUBMISSIVE compasses? Might it beseige folks with a crippling sense of relativism? Might it introduce conflict in place of harmony? I suppose it all depends, depends, depends. I think LA makes a valid point saying, "being in a scene or serving AS the one without authority can be eye-opening and lend a lot of perspective to the person on all sides of the situation." Also, a friend of mine from CM has pointed out that its easier for a submissive to switch than for a dominant, because the when the roles are reversed, its the DOM who has to experience the unpleasantness (bondage, loss of control, pain, etc) whereas as the sub merely gets to experience new freedom in a new role. One thing I know about me. If I switched, I would try to do it my way --- I think mimicry would be a doomed project. Also, I would tailor what I did to her in particular. The problem, of course, would be her not liking any of it. The next problem would be a short, pressure filled learning curve. Hence the neurotics that lead this post.
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