Dyslexicea
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I'm going to start by saying your desires, at this point, aren't what you want, they are what you think you want. Wanting something isn't the same as 'been there done that'. I don't have statistics but my guess is that for most of us with these desires the 'been there done that' just confirms our desires but I'm sure for some the reverse is true 'been there done that' don't ever want to do so again.
You and your husband have an established relationship. My guess, at least from what little you've revealed on this thread, is you have a good relationship and aside from the BDSM sexual aspects of your life you're not dissatisfied with your sex life nor are you dissatisfied with your relationship. You also are content with being the more dominant one in your non sexual relationship.
Could it be that part of your reluctance is that you really don't want your husband to be dominant, that you fear if he becomes dominant in your sex life he'll become dominant in your non sex life as well? Just an observation.
You want to be a 'bossy bottom' in other words a 'dominant bottom' which mean you shouldn't have the problem of losing your role as the dominant partner in your relationship.(Isn't Stella amazing?) In other words he only plays the role of a dominant while you really direct the action, it may even be that he doesn't understand you are still dominant. Personally I think if your husband is at least excepting of BSDM play he fits your needs nicely, where a Dom may not fit at all.
If on the other hand you're like me, not really a 'bossy bottom' or a 'dominant bottom' but wanted it to be all about me, me, me getting what I want, want, want you may find yourself in a situation where you only get the me, me, me when she/he allows it. Not really as frightening as it sounds when she/he really cares a lot about the you, you, you but be mindful you aren't always going to get what you want but that is also a need that fits some of us.
It's what the small 's' means in D/s, it's why some call themselves slaves, it's why some say they are owned or want to be owned. The being a slave, the being owned, the being a submissive isn't really true at all, it is freely giving the gift of your submission to someone else. The truth is it isn't a gift at all, you own it, you can take it away anytime you choose. Tell death do us part or until next week. You own your submission it's yours to give, it's yours to take away.
You really do need to talk this over with your husband but before you do you, it's best to know what you want, how you want this new part of your relationship to work. Is it just sex? Is it D/s 24/7 or D/s but not 24/7? At least than you have a starting point but be prepared for your relationship to go places you never thought possible, to find new needs and desires you didn't know you had. To find things out about yourself and your husband you didn't even know.
Most of all I think you should think about what happens if you do go ahead and your husband can't meet your needs and you find you can't truly be happy without D/s? Is a relationship like ecstaticsub going to work for the two of you? I didn't do any of this, I took a shot in the dark it was only after the fact I considered what could have happened.
I'm going to start by saying your desires, at this point, aren't what you want, they are what you think you want. Wanting something isn't the same as 'been there done that'. I don't have statistics but my guess is that for most of us with these desires the 'been there done that' just confirms our desires but I'm sure for some the reverse is true 'been there done that' don't ever want to do so again.
You and your husband have an established relationship. My guess, at least from what little you've revealed on this thread, is you have a good relationship and aside from the BDSM sexual aspects of your life you're not dissatisfied with your sex life nor are you dissatisfied with your relationship. You also are content with being the more dominant one in your non sexual relationship.
Could it be that part of your reluctance is that you really don't want your husband to be dominant, that you fear if he becomes dominant in your sex life he'll become dominant in your non sex life as well? Just an observation.
You want to be a 'bossy bottom' in other words a 'dominant bottom' which mean you shouldn't have the problem of losing your role as the dominant partner in your relationship.(Isn't Stella amazing?) In other words he only plays the role of a dominant while you really direct the action, it may even be that he doesn't understand you are still dominant. Personally I think if your husband is at least excepting of BSDM play he fits your needs nicely, where a Dom may not fit at all.
If on the other hand you're like me, not really a 'bossy bottom' or a 'dominant bottom' but wanted it to be all about me, me, me getting what I want, want, want you may find yourself in a situation where you only get the me, me, me when she/he allows it. Not really as frightening as it sounds when she/he really cares a lot about the you, you, you but be mindful you aren't always going to get what you want but that is also a need that fits some of us.
It's what the small 's' means in D/s, it's why some call themselves slaves, it's why some say they are owned or want to be owned. The being a slave, the being owned, the being a submissive isn't really true at all, it is freely giving the gift of your submission to someone else. The truth is it isn't a gift at all, you own it, you can take it away anytime you choose. Tell death do us part or until next week. You own your submission it's yours to give, it's yours to take away.
You really do need to talk this over with your husband but before you do you, it's best to know what you want, how you want this new part of your relationship to work. Is it just sex? Is it D/s 24/7 or D/s but not 24/7? At least than you have a starting point but be prepared for your relationship to go places you never thought possible, to find new needs and desires you didn't know you had. To find things out about yourself and your husband you didn't even know.
Most of all I think you should think about what happens if you do go ahead and your husband can't meet your needs and you find you can't truly be happy without D/s? Is a relationship like ecstaticsub going to work for the two of you? I didn't do any of this, I took a shot in the dark it was only after the fact I considered what could have happened.