SweetAnnie40
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I get asked from time to time how a sissy man can find an understanding woman to share their fetish with. I'll say up front that I have no magic solution there but I can just give you my perspective.
Most of the women I've known well enough to discuss our sex lives naturally see sex as something that is really there for someone they are in love with, someone they are committed to. (At least at their current stage in life... they were more sexual earlier in life). That is their frame of reference, that all sexual acts are evidence of a love relationship, heavy emotional component.
A few of the women had a view similar to my own where sex is something does not always need to be burdened with carrying that heavy emotional weight. Sexual intimacy can be emotional and generate emotions but it can also just be fun or pleasurable. I think I've told the story of my male platonic friend years ago who was having a terrible day, his life seemed to be cratering. I gave him a "one time only" blowjob and sort of snapped him out of his funk. He still had issues but had a better perspective. I had fun, he certainly had fun. I did it because I cared about him as a friend so in some way it was a "love act" but it was also very casual.
I'll admit I've had encounters that were very physical and very little emotional component. Not a lot but I'm okay with them. I'm not ashamed of them. We had fun.
So if I take my viewpoint into a committed relationship, I can see sexual interactions where we just have fun, share pleasure, where we aren't really focusing on the loving intimacy. Now, that's gotten my hubby and I into trouble so we're trying to sort that out, but I think there is room in a relationship for love-sex and just-fun-sex.
What's my point? Well, if you can identify a partner who understands that there is love-sex and there is fun-sex, you're most of the way toward finding someone who could accept your kinks.
Someone with (what I would consider) an evolved understand of gender and gender roles, someone who's image of their relationship with you is less founded in you as a purely masculine persona, would also give me high hopes they would understand and support you.
So it's really spending time with people who have open views on sexuality and gender roles who are much less likely to be scared off when you beg to wear their undies and have them strapon a cock for play time.
Most of the women I've known well enough to discuss our sex lives naturally see sex as something that is really there for someone they are in love with, someone they are committed to. (At least at their current stage in life... they were more sexual earlier in life). That is their frame of reference, that all sexual acts are evidence of a love relationship, heavy emotional component.
A few of the women had a view similar to my own where sex is something does not always need to be burdened with carrying that heavy emotional weight. Sexual intimacy can be emotional and generate emotions but it can also just be fun or pleasurable. I think I've told the story of my male platonic friend years ago who was having a terrible day, his life seemed to be cratering. I gave him a "one time only" blowjob and sort of snapped him out of his funk. He still had issues but had a better perspective. I had fun, he certainly had fun. I did it because I cared about him as a friend so in some way it was a "love act" but it was also very casual.
I'll admit I've had encounters that were very physical and very little emotional component. Not a lot but I'm okay with them. I'm not ashamed of them. We had fun.
So if I take my viewpoint into a committed relationship, I can see sexual interactions where we just have fun, share pleasure, where we aren't really focusing on the loving intimacy. Now, that's gotten my hubby and I into trouble so we're trying to sort that out, but I think there is room in a relationship for love-sex and just-fun-sex.
What's my point? Well, if you can identify a partner who understands that there is love-sex and there is fun-sex, you're most of the way toward finding someone who could accept your kinks.
Someone with (what I would consider) an evolved understand of gender and gender roles, someone who's image of their relationship with you is less founded in you as a purely masculine persona, would also give me high hopes they would understand and support you.
So it's really spending time with people who have open views on sexuality and gender roles who are much less likely to be scared off when you beg to wear their undies and have them strapon a cock for play time.


