LafayetteLady
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Joined: 5/2/2007 From: Northern New Jersey Status: offline
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So, you think that you become submissive and you suddenly stop being human? Stop having needs, wants and emotions? Not at all. I'm only asking because I’m meeting someone for coffee, or I was going to. But the things that I’m suppose to do are already freaking me out. And before anyone asks I’m not to show up naked. lol But after speaking with him and feeling like I’m ready to bolt before doing the things he's asked, has brought up "shit" for lack of a better word for me. Thanks for all your input. I appreciate it. I'm going to make a little bit of an assumption here. You are new (you admit) and you have been talking to some guy. I'm going to assume this guy has been telling you how a "sub" behaves and what they do and don't do, even if he is saying it is what he wants "his" sub to do. Guess what? If it makes you uncomfortable, say "thanks, but you aren't right for me," and move on. You have never met this person, yet he is giving you instructions on what to do in order to meet him? Of course you are uncomfortable, it's perfectly normal. So ask yourself this question: Do you want a relationship with a man that encompasses the D/s dynamic, or do you want someone that you don't have any kind of intimate relationship with aside from the D/s dynamic? If you want a relationship, then get to know someone before you let them start giving you "instructions." Because as someone that used to be here said, "you both serve the relationship." In other words, you wouldn't let someone you were meeting who was vanilla give you "instructions" for your first date, would you? Lesson number one, not just for BDSM, but for life: Follow your gut. If someone tells you to do something that makes your gut turn in a bad way, don't do it. Sure, feel free to talk to them about you not feeling comfortable about it, but if they say anything to the tune of "if you are a 'true' sub," then run as fast as you can in the other direction. Welcome to CM by the way. Look around these boards, you can find a lot of good advice here. And as for the feeling comfortable naked thing....unless you actually have things hidden under your clothes like scars or something, most guys have a pretty good idea what you are going to look like naked, and if they want to take your clothes off, they aren't looking to critique you, they are thinking of other things! I know that may not be a popular thought for people who are self conscious about their bodies, but I figured out long ago, if I'm at the point with someone that clothes are coming off, I'm not going to worry about what he thinks of my body, I'm going to think about those "other things" as well.
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