AAkasha
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The one thing that never fails to arouse me in a BDSM context is the reaction of my partner. Without going into tons of details and examples, it is fairly logical that a "new sub" (in terms of real life experience, or experience with YOU) is more "surprisable," more in awe, more overwhelmed at everything -- from the size of the latex cock to how the skin tight latex looks on your body to how sheer humiliation feels when it's in the presence of another person, and not just fantasy. But three, four, ten years later and with the same partner -- what happens to all those "shock" experiences? When a sub (and I am including fem subs in this as well as I'm sure the dynamic happens there too) goes from "Oh my god I can't believe this is finally happening to me!" to many years later "oh, here comes the strap on again, it's always a hot time, but it's still the 600th time after all...." -- how can the dominant partner not burn out on the lack of "HOLY SHIT! Is this really happening to me!?" factor? I have a long term relationship (more than 5 years) and found that it has evolved way past the point of me surprising him with anything, but he was never carrying around core sub fantasies anyway. I can still shock him, but usually it's shock related to random timing and the suddenness of things -- not so much what I am capable of or what gear I have, or what moods I can get into. He has seen them all -- and those simple things, like the fact that I *do* get off on it, is what blows the mind of the average novice. There are times that I really miss that. How do you keep it fresh? Akasha
< Message edited by AAkasha -- 12/3/2006 12:20:01 PM >
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