Kaliko -> RE: why subs think that they shouldn't have consent in relationship? (2/13/2016 5:19:26 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Joannerabbit I'm sorry - this makes perfect sense to me. I am naturally submissive. If I set limits then I am not being submissive but instead I am in control, when the very thing I yearn for is not to be in control and to be used. Yet, as you say, I don't want to be beaten to a pulp - so I have to find someone who wants to do the things to me that I like and not the things that I don't like, without me articulating this as some form of ground rule setting. I could have written this a few years ago. But now, I read this and I think "So...you have limits, then." quote:
I know this sounds a little contradictory, but it is real. I dont want to be beaten, or to have needles pushed through my boobs - but I do want someone who feels that he (or she) could do that to me if they wanted to - they just choose not to because it's not their thing. For me, the real turn on is the surrender of control - because then, the bad things I do are not down to me; someone else takes responsibility and I can still think of myself as "good" Does this make any sens, or is it just gibberish? I actually find it much more fulfilling if I take full accountability for the "bad" things I do. This, too, has been a progression. It's really kind of hot to say "I know this is absolutely disgusting, but this is what I want and I have no good explanation for it other than it makes me wet." That, to me, is the surrender of control. It's intimidating and scary to open yourself up to judgment like that, whether it's about sex or kink or just an everyday vanilla decision. Being openly, humanly, imperfect before him. But that's the thing - he is judge and jury of whether I'm good or not, not me.
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