Newbie Trying to Explore Hidden BDSM Desires

"I think you can pursue a few routes. First, and this is my advice whenever asking for something sexual from a penis owner, try to have the conversation mid-blow job. It sounds like this could be difficult so it may take some effort."

As a "penis owner", you caught my attention here. Having been on the sub side (gentle femdom) for a very long time, I can assure you that when I am being pleasured with a BJ or a hand job, there is a point that I will do anything and I do mean "ANYTHING" my lady wants or desires and she knows it.
We know!
 
Hi there, everyone. Long time lurker, first time poster. I have been on Lit for the last 20 years or so. In that time, I've been able to read a lot of stories and figure out some things that I like, but I guess I'm still in the exploratory era. I guess the meat of my question is, what am I? And I will try to be articulate and explain myself.

I am in a sexless marriage with a man I adore, but we have issues in the bedroom. He has only ever been a vanilla guy, and he was my first, so I didn't know what I didn't know. As I began reading on here about the things I liked, I was drawn more and more into the BDSM stories. However, in those stories, some things were huge turnoffs that seemed to be part of the undertone of the culture, I guess? For instance, I am not into degradation, I want to be with a partner who respects me as an equal in our vanilla day-to-day life, but once the doors are closed and the lights are off, I enjoy the sub position.

I get off when the idea of no control over my own body is introduced, but in a safe environment. Safe words, discussions of hard limits beforehand, etc, etc. I would have to have huge amounts of trust to even attempt some of the things that I've read and liked in the abstract in a real session. I am a deep thinker who also struggles with anxiety a lot of the time, so the draw for me in a sub position is to seriously turn my brain completely off. Just go on feelings and being told what to do instead of having to think about what I want, what I need, or like, and to just kind of do as directed, if that makes sense. The idea of teaching or directing or communicating when it comes to pleasuring a partner or myself takes work, and I can't enjoy things as much. (But I don't know because I've never experienced this irl)

I respond well to the idea of a sub position in those circumstances, but not in all manners and ways of life. So does that make me a sub, or just a dabbler at being a sub? I am really trying to explore and push boundaries in my mind to try and open up a locked part of myself, but I'm a big fat chicken about most of it, and just trying to have a real conversation with someone about all this. I hope some of this made sense to someone out there. I'd enjoy a DM, but a real conversation in a DM, let's not waste each other's time. :)

Any helpful insights or guidance would really be appreciated. Thanks friends!
I am with you on long time reader on LIT and have just now joined. My wife and I would probably be what you call Sub / Dom dabblers in that we just do it as role playing. I like the Sub side of the scenes and she enjoys the more Dominate role. This is only a small part of our intimacy but sure is fun when we do the Sub / Dom role play.

I think you would enjoy submitting to your partner with maybe some rope play. Losing control and being 100% helpless is a huge rush.

Who knows, it may put a spark back into things for y'all !!

I hope the best for you !!
 
Hi there, everyone. Long time lurker, first time poster. I have been on Lit for the last 20 years or so. In that time, I've been able to read a lot of stories and figure out some things that I like, but I guess I'm still in the exploratory era. I guess the meat of my question is, what am I? And I will try to be articulate and explain myself.

I am in a sexless marriage with a man I adore, but we have issues in the bedroom. He has only ever been a vanilla guy, and he was my first, so I didn't know what I didn't know. As I began reading on here about the things I liked, I was drawn more and more into the BDSM stories. However, in those stories, some things were huge turnoffs that seemed to be part of the undertone of the culture, I guess? For instance, I am not into degradation, I want to be with a partner who respects me as an equal in our vanilla day-to-day life, but once the doors are closed and the lights are off, I enjoy the sub position.

I get off when the idea of no control over my own body is introduced, but in a safe environment. Safe words, discussions of hard limits beforehand, etc, etc. I would have to have huge amounts of trust to even attempt some of the things that I've read and liked in the abstract in a real session. I am a deep thinker who also struggles with anxiety a lot of the time, so the draw for me in a sub position is to seriously turn my brain completely off. Just go on feelings and being told what to do instead of having to think about what I want, what I need, or like, and to just kind of do as directed, if that makes sense. The idea of teaching or directing or communicating when it comes to pleasuring a partner or myself takes work, and I can't enjoy things as much. (But I don't know because I've never experienced this irl)

I respond well to the idea of a sub position in those circumstances, but not in all manners and ways of life. So does that make me a sub, or just a dabbler at being a sub? I am really trying to explore and push boundaries in my mind to try and open up a locked part of myself, but I'm a big fat chicken about most of it, and just trying to have a real conversation with someone about all this. I hope some of this made sense to someone out there. I'd enjoy a DM, but a real conversation in a DM, let's not waste each other's time. :)

Any helpful insights or guidance would really be appreciated. Thanks friends!
I can relate so much to you, itvis as if I would have written this post. So would like to experience this i real.
 
Hi there, everyone. Long time lurker, first time poster. I have been on Lit for the last 20 years or so. In that time, I've been able to read a lot of stories and figure out some things that I like, but I guess I'm still in the exploratory era. I guess the meat of my question is, what am I? And I will try to be articulate and explain myself.

I am in a sexless marriage with a man I adore, but we have issues in the bedroom. He has only ever been a vanilla guy, and he was my first, so I didn't know what I didn't know. As I began reading on here about the things I liked, I was drawn more and more into the BDSM stories. However, in those stories, some things were huge turnoffs that seemed to be part of the undertone of the culture, I guess? For instance, I am not into degradation, I want to be with a partner who respects me as an equal in our vanilla day-to-day life, but once the doors are closed and the lights are off, I enjoy the sub position.

I get off when the idea of no control over my own body is introduced, but in a safe environment. Safe words, discussions of hard limits beforehand, etc, etc. I would have to have huge amounts of trust to even attempt some of the things that I've read and liked in the abstract in a real session. I am a deep thinker who also struggles with anxiety a lot of the time, so the draw for me in a sub position is to seriously turn my brain completely off. Just go on feelings and being told what to do instead of having to think about what I want, what I need, or like, and to just kind of do as directed, if that makes sense. The idea of teaching or directing or communicating when it comes to pleasuring a partner or myself takes work, and I can't enjoy things as much. (But I don't know because I've never experienced this irl)

I respond well to the idea of a sub position in those circumstances, but not in all manners and ways of life. So does that make me a sub, or just a dabbler at being a sub? I am really trying to explore and push boundaries in my mind to try and open up a locked part of myself, but I'm a big fat chicken about most of it, and just trying to have a real conversation with someone about all this. I hope some of this made sense to someone out there. I'd enjoy a DM, but a real conversation in a DM, let's not waste each other's time. :)

Any helpful insights or guidance would really be appreciated. Thanks friends!
Hi, check out sex positive chat bot thread for an informative and encouraging conversation.
 
Hi there, everyone. Long time lurker, first time poster. I have been on Lit for the last 20 years or so. In that time, I've been able to read a lot of stories and figure out some things that I like, but I guess I'm still in the exploratory era. I guess the meat of my question is, what am I? And I will try to be articulate and explain myself.

I am in a sexless marriage with a man I adore, but we have issues in the bedroom. He has only ever been a vanilla guy, and he was my first, so I didn't know what I didn't know. As I began reading on here about the things I liked, I was drawn more and more into the BDSM stories. However, in those stories, some things were huge turnoffs that seemed to be part of the undertone of the culture, I guess? For instance, I am not into degradation, I want to be with a partner who respects me as an equal in our vanilla day-to-day life, but once the doors are closed and the lights are off, I enjoy the sub position.

I get off when the idea of no control over my own body is introduced, but in a safe environment. Safe words, discussions of hard limits beforehand, etc, etc. I would have to have huge amounts of trust to even attempt some of the things that I've read and liked in the abstract in a real session. I am a deep thinker who also struggles with anxiety a lot of the time, so the draw for me in a sub position is to seriously turn my brain completely off. Just go on feelings and being told what to do instead of having to think about what I want, what I need, or like, and to just kind of do as directed, if that makes sense. The idea of teaching or directing or communicating when it comes to pleasuring a partner or myself takes work, and I can't enjoy things as much. (But I don't know because I've never experienced this irl)

I respond well to the idea of a sub position in those circumstances, but not in all manners and ways of life. So does that make me a sub, or just a dabbler at being a sub? I am really trying to explore and push boundaries in my mind to try and open up a locked part of myself, but I'm a big fat chicken about most of it, and just trying to have a real conversation with someone about all this. I hope some of this made sense to someone out there. I'd enjoy a DM, but a real conversation in a DM, let's not waste each other's time. :)

Any helpful insights or guidance would really be appreciated. Thanks friends!
Honey i would love to help!
 
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