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4 years ago. February 7, 2020 at 8:37 AM

This is a bit long and I apologize ahead of time.

As I lay here, unable to sleep with a million things running though my head, there is one thing I can't seem to shake.  I'm new to the lifestyle and community but I've always been submissive and recently I've learned I have a touch of masochism (just a touch). One of my core personality traits is also being a people pleaser. Aside from the sex I've had, the lifestyle has always made my inner soul light up any time I or someone else speaks about it or I read about it. I can go on for hours speaking about it, although the people in my life think I'm crazy, they entertain me. It's been brought to my attention by several people that the more you were abused in the past, the more submissive and or masochistic you are as an adult. I need some input on this, I have researched it a little and it seems to be this profound psychological response but I can't seem to shake this dirty, crummy feeling. Now, I'll get past this with ease after a bit, like I do with everything but this has given me a bit of a complex. It's only been a few days but I can't get it off my head. We all have a story, every last one of us. Mine is a doozy that lasted the first 24 years my life. There is no way in hell that I enjoyed everything I went through or even asked for it while it was happening, to think that something clicked in my head that makes me need it now it just utterly ridiculous to me. So, here I am looking for real life opinions as to what other subs and doms think about this to help me wrap my head around what seems to be a whirlpool of turmoil. Thanks ahead of time for the read and feedback, I hope everyone has a good day.

Master Maneesh​(dom male) - I find Myself agreeing with a great deal of the things WolfeHammer has spoken. Something bad happened to you and now you have questions about why it happened and answers to why you may or may not want it to happen again- but in a different manner and setting. Again, WolfeHammer, said it best. The difference is, you are in control. It is now your power to choose what happens as well as when it stops. Established safe words prior to anything beginning is a key. If nothing more than RED and YELLOW. Once Demand RED, everything comes to a hualt.

If you'd care to talk further, you know how to reach Me.
4 years ago
gwenstar​(sub female) - Thank you Master Maneesh for your input. You are absolutely right. I like what I like but I do not want to feel ashamed for liking it, if that makes any sense. I've never thought about what I like correlating with what has happened in the past and when it finally did, I started a downward spiral. Wolfehammer really touched base with the healing aspect, now I just have to wrap my head around it.
4 years ago
Bunnie - This too is something I have thought a lot about. Much like you, it doesn’t sit well with me to think I’m here because I’m somehow damaged. Although I have had my fair share of thinking this at times.

What I have come to realise through my journey, is that it doesn’t matter what led me to here. I’m tired of denying myself the things that make me feel whole. The things I was doing to myself before I came here... although socially acceptable... were far worse for my soul than having my ass spanked by someone who has asked for permission to do so. Things like beating myself up for not liking missionary sex in a marriage with a white picket fence, surrounded by “friends” who fluctuated between telling me about their kids, and their latest diet. I was sleeping my life away because I was too scared of where admitting I was different may take me.

What I have personally found here (on this journey) is acceptance of myself as I am in all of my glory and brokenness. Rather than trying to “fix” myself so that I can fit into a section of society where I’ve never quite fit... I’ve chosen to make my own rules on what I consider love is.

This shift in thinking doesn’t mean that I have stopped desiring to grow and learn and heal. That is part of who I am, and will never disappear. What it has done though, is allowed the veil of guilt and shame and fear to stop hiding myself from myself.
4 years ago

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