FrostedFlake -> RE: Is the allure that a person is sadistic, or sadistic toward you? (1/4/2012 7:50:38 PM)
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I am having difficulty with the question as well. So I am just going to interpret it, my way. We will see how it goes. In my view, that a lady has a sadistic sensuality is a prerequisite for her wanting to do any of that with me. I don't think there is anything about me that would, should, could instill such an interest in an otherwise unsuspecting Miss Adventure. And, quite differently from a Lady possessed of a sadistic sensuality, I would expect that should I inspire Miss Adventure to oblige me so, it is not going to be the kind of thing she would enjoy much or perhaps at all. And in such a case, I would have no interest in it, myself. Consider the idea of attaching several old shoes to an old fashioned ships wheel and attaching an electric motor to spin it. So now there are shoes going round and round. I am not the kind of guy to stand in front of it and say, "Ouch! This is great! Why didn't I think of this before?" Some guys might go for this, but they don't need you, or anyone. It doesn't improve things for me if I can convince (pay) a person with two X chromosomes to turn it on. For some other guys, that might make all the difference in the world. But not me. This bizarre contraption might, pardon, MIGHT begin to become interesting if I had built it at the request of a Nice Lady who wanted it because she thought the idea was fun. At heart, and to answer the question I imagine was really intended, the thing about a Good Friend Of Mine twisting my nipples after making sure there is not a thing I can do to stop her that I find so very interesting is that she finds it interesting. Enjoyable. Titillating. Exciting. Thrilling. Erotic. If she doesn't then neither do I. But here is the catch-22. If she doesn't, find such naughtiness terribly exciting, then I am not terribly interested in her as a woman. Even though I do deeply enjoy the beauty that is Woman. And also enjoy the beauty that is Person. We can be friends, but not lovers. It is a bit of a trap, you see. A trap that seems to be mysterious to many women who think of themselves as dominant. I will leave it to others to decide if I was repeating myself.
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