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5 years ago •
Feb 4, 2019
5 years ago •
Feb 4, 2019
@Sigma: No, you can't close that Pandora's box, however I think it's dangerous and misguided to look at this as entirely a D/s subdrop scenario.
Please understand what subdrop is. I see far too many folks trying to explain or justify basic emotional distress as subdrop. If everything else is great in your relationship and life but a sub is still feeling highly emotional after a scene for no other apparent reason, then yes, it's probably a sub drop question.
If however, the two folks in question are both cheating on their spouses, I suggest that the infidelity alone can and does create those feelings. To put it another way, if this was a vanilla affair, those feelings and issues would still be there and have next to nothing to do with subdrop.
"A woman I'm sleeping with is feeling emotional" is NOT subdrop.
Outside stressors are NOT subdrop.
Feeling sad because your partner fucked and ran and isn't a good communicator is NOT subdrop.
Feeling vulnerable about sharing intimate things with a stranger is NOT subdrop.
You're having an affair. Both of you have failed relationships. An open and honest bond with excellent sharing and communication is the bedrock of BDSM. Neither one of you were able to sustain that in your vanilla relationships, and your coping method was anything but open and honest.
I've said it before, I'll say it again; trying to put BDSM whipped cream and sprinkles on a streaming pile of vanilla shit does not make it an ice cream sundae.
Instead of asking yourself if you're doing the toppings right, you should examine the basic ingredients. Change the toppings all you like, you're still going to be eating shit.
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