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SusanofO -> RE: how do you keep it fresh? (8/24/2006 3:58:12 PM)
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I am not a Dominant, but will answer anyway, because I have personal experience in a similar situation. In my one and only relationship with a Dominant, we did not live together, and when we did see eachother, I considered it a great treat and definite respite from the world...part of the reason is that he would always "surprise" me by never telling me just how we were going to "play", or what we were going to do that week, until I got to his house. This was great for me, because I love surprises. Even if it was something we'd done before; it was not elaborate, just a nice surprise. I trusted him a lot, and he knew me pretty well - and what I'd like. He definitely knew what he'd like. This might put a greater burden on the Dominant, having to think up things to do all the time, but he didn't seem to mind (it was his idea), and it did make me feel that he was definitely in control, which felt good to me. And Dominants like being in control, I've heard. Also, he knew me well, and never (except once) did anything I'd consider "out of bounds" (limits), and that one time it was exciting, and not particularly dangerous, because he knew what he was doing, so it didn't really matter. *So - Maybe you could switch off times deciding what to do for bdsm activities? In any case, I'd ask him if you could have a chat about it - I know from experience how this feels (not with that Dominant I was talking about, but with someone else). I'd let him know that from your perspective, you mean no disrespect, but that what he is not doing is damaging your relationship, and the "ball" is in his court (because it is). But, he may not be aware, at all, of just how much this is hurting you, if you've never discussed it. For me, this kind of thing can be a deal breaker if it goes on for too long. But, sometimes talking helps. He sounds like he is due for a "wake-up call" . Good luck. - Susan
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