Bunnie
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5 years ago •
Mar 31, 2019
5 years ago •
Mar 31, 2019
My experiences have been mixed. I have had a few online interactions of varying degrees, lengths, and levels of intimacy and D/s.
As much as I love getting to know people this way (I kind of liken it to getting to know each other from the inside out), I could never understand why I couldn’t successfully maintain a D/s long distance (online with the goal to meet) relationship (one year of actively being in a D/s relationship being the longest).
What I have come to learn is this... I am capable of being submissive online. I am capable of following orders and doing tasks and having routine... in fact, I thrive on it. I can give and give and give. I was capable of putting my Dominant above everything and everyone else... until... life. Suddenly it became obvious that I couldn’t keep giving and giving and giving. I was spread way too thin. There were demands in other directions that I know wouldn’t be there if we weren’t apart. So much stress and other things tearing my focus away, which just added to the stress, because now failure was added to the growing list of things I could beat myself up about.
What I have learned recently is that the problem isn’t my capability to give... it’s the lack of replenishment. What gives me nourishment? touch, sound, smell, voice, connection, intimacy, being dragged (sometimes even kicking and screaming) out from within my head... this is a huge one for me. I am an over thinker. Online feeds this like a hungry beast, and makes me overthink even more. Sometimes I just need something physical to just make me stop and breathe and simply remember how to just “be.” Some of these are mildly achievable over distance... however, I have come to realise... not enough for me to maintain the balance of giving as much as I desire to.
*The dilemma I have however, is that I’m a hopeless romantic who isn’t put off by something as small as distance. So I find myself falling for people on the other side of the world, who I will travel to. It just hurts and is damn frustrating and difficult. Having to have patience is annoying.
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