If my title is a little confusing it is because I'm referring to being in Incognito Mode in Google Chrome. It shows what looks like a 1940s detective looking guy next to the url. Everytime I go on this site, I am always in that mode. I sneak around on here like a mouse in someone's house at night nibbling on crumbs. I am a grown woman...so why all the mystery and secrecy? I mentioned this on my my profile, but I wanted to mention it here too that I haven't told anyone close to me that I am interested in the lifestyle. Also, I don't have any true friends to even mention my heart's desires. But mainly, it's due to the nature of the relationship I am in. I am stuck in a relationship with a narcissistic 45 year old. We have a daughter who is in adolescent stage already. I wanted to express on here how tough it can be when you can't be forthcoming with your partner. With a narcisstic person, it is all about them. Your needs are never met fully and completely. Your communication falls on deaf ears with them...and with him in particular, and most likely due to his Catholic upbringing, I can see he has some sordid views on sex, and I would especially imagine about bdsm or any kinks. I wouldn't dream of bringing up my true sexual desires to him. In the beginning of the relationship, I thought I could confide in him because remember narcissists are very charming and he said I would never have to worry about anything in this relationship. Well that was a lie. A long time ago he told me to throw out my dildos and anything pleasurable because he though it would mess up my vagina somehow. We have vanilla sex all the time and it lasts only a few minutes. I'm kind of glad for that, but I also think too, if I ever experienced real pleasure from someone who truly gets and understands me, how would I feel or react? It would probably be overwhelming in the beginning. Anyways, I'm just ranting but I feel I have nothing to lose if I mentioned this to anyone who cares to read about what I am going through. Luckily, everyone is asleep and it's my day off of work and I can write comfortably. Thank you for coming to my TedTalk.
3 years ago. December 13, 2020 at 10:29 AM