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Incidentally, Mister Man says women care more about intimacy when it comes to fidelity, whereas men generally care about the physical - that pussy is mine and all that. I think this is some psych 101 thing he picked up.
I thought it was both. I thought he is trying to push her into poly so that he can be sub with other women, and she's not sure she wants to be poly or can accept him as a sub.Wait, now I'm lost. What is the main issue here? Is it the switching or poly or what?
I thought it was both. I thought he is trying to push her into poly so that he can be sub with other women, and she's not sure she wants to be poly or can accept him as a sub.
Netzach:
She's free to have a problem She's free to leave because he's not a Dom in her eyes. My slaves are also free to walk because they can't cope with my excersising what I always maintained was my right from day 1. And I would say, even after 5 years with M who's not even a slave, and 3 years LDR with H, don't let the door hit you in the ass. Submit or don't.
Submit or don't. Submit or don't. I know it's positively insane, but honestly no one's doing me any favors - I'm not forcing anyone or doing any dances to convince anyone I'm a Domme if they don't think so. I just don't need to interact with them as their personal fantasy jackoff idol. Which is what the perpetually strict whip in hand heels on while I sleep fantasy is - I'm not that for anyone. I'm how I am, submit to it, or thanks, move along. Very simple, really.
She's entitled to be bummed out, she's entitled to move on - totally. But she's not entitled to hang around forever being a martyr and trying to control his sexuality with "but how can I feel about you how I did? Are you going to do it again? When, how shall I cope?" I don't think she's liable to do this, but I sure have seen it. She's not entitled to run around the community calling him a fake and a poseur because he's doing something she doesn't like - it's no different than discovering your Dom is really into something you just don't like in bed. Leave or assimilate.
I'm not saying assimilate immediately. Ask for help processing it, talk about your trouble with it, communicate, but don't communicate with no intent to submit or accept.
Etoile:
Whoa, wait a minute...is he pushing you into poly? And you're supposed to feel that as long as he does what you like to YOU, you're supposed to be accepting of being poly? No, no, and no. Whether or not someone can handle poly is even more deep-rooted than whether someone is submissive...it's a gut thing, you can't change your mind "for love" - I absolutely do NOT believe you can force someone into being poly. It's like a guilt trip..."if you loved me enough, you'd let me see other women." "If you really wanted to be my submissive, you'd accept that I see other women."
without going in to to many details, he never lied to me. i knew about this other woman for all along. and the situation i mentioned with him and this other woman was a nonsexual thing. they were talking. but it was obvious by his body language and the stuff exchanged exactly which one wore the pants.
i thought it was pretty clear that i've never felt like he lied to me. but some of you have mentioned that i had an unrealistic idea of him and i think that is right on the money. and also, netzach mentioned that because it's an LDR, there are a lot of things we don't ever get to see about another person. i think this is very on the money for me too.
thank you, thank you and thank you all again. i'm doing lottsa soul seraching about this and your opinions have helped me lots.
This strikes me as accurate in our case. "v" is much more worried about the emotions I feel with a given partner than she is about what I do. Whereas I'm more concerned about my territory and claim than I am emotions on her part.
It drives me slightly bonkers at times, in the abstract, but of course I also get off on the manly man thing. At least he's not threatened by bottoms getting off with me, it's just a Top thing. And I get that on the one hand, but also, we have a relationship. I can foresee a situation where I might want a scary PYL to do something to me. He's not scary in that way. He's basically my boyfriend. But I'm relaxed about it. As long as he's open to checking out the scene and exploring it with me, which he is, I'm happy. If he shuts down and refuses to discuss something, I would have a problem. Thankfully, he's not douche-ey like that. Hurrah!
It makes me widgey a bit too. It's an issue that is bouncing around right now. Not sure how to get it straight either. Complex.
And I haven't decided if I'm scary or not. I've had te same person describe as scary in one breath, and 'big ole teddy bear' in the next. Multiple people. I don't get it.
I can see where your scowl, your presence, could be scary to some. But after getting to know you, I know you're like Malin, a giant, formidable presence that I wouldnt want to anger.. but inside, a big, caring, teddy bear.
It makes me widgey a bit too. It's an issue that is bouncing around right now. Not sure how to get it straight either. Complex.
And I haven't decided if I'm scary or not. I've had te same person describe as scary in one breath, and 'big ole teddy bear' in the next. Multiple people. I don't get it.
Um, it's just a vagina? That's what I say.
I'm not afraid, except in the general don't know you in real life way, which applies to everyone.
Well, yeah, but...
Considering that my presence in your life amounts to text and the occassional picture posted here, I'd hope you aren't scared =P
I know, I know. Believe me.
Your av is slightly...ominous.
Yup.
And I'm totally stalking you now and your big sexy brain.
Very cute indeed.Pfft, it's cute. Just ask the vile people around here that keep attaching that annoying descriptor to me.
Very cute indeed.
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See what I mean? Vile people. Eeeevil.
It seems like many (Doms, subs, switches, and non-kinky people alike) try to find someone they can put on a high pedestal, rather than the reality that comes with knowing and loving another human being. That's all well and good, but they can't be surprised when their "perfect" partner turns out to be imperfect, or unlike the image in their heads (that could include being a switch, bisexual, into a something the partner finds unappealing, illness/injury, showing "weakness"). Unless your fantasy is based on reality, you're going to feel betrayed and disappointed when you learn your fantasy partner is a real person.
So, there's nothing wrong with your perspective of wanting a Dom who likes all of the same things you do, or is perfectly compatible. At the same time, you can't be surprised when that doesn't translate to an intensive, in person relationship, or they change, because perfect compatibility and people who never change don't exist in real life. Usually, the only person being betrayed/lied to in those situations is ourselves because our partners never claimed to match our fantasies perfectly or stay the same.
Just ask the vile people around here that keep attaching that annoying descriptor to me.