Spellbound Wytch{Mr. Parker} |
2 years ago •
Dec 1, 2021
2 years ago •
Dec 1, 2021
Spellbound Wytch{Mr. Parker} • Dec 1, 2021
SubtleHush wrote: What may confuse some is seeing their point in one thing or activity and encountering others who have a different way of reaching satisfaction. My anchoring point is the dynamic. I need that connection and about a thousand things that converge there. So yes, the more specific and detailed your point, the harder it will be to find. And the more painful when you have to wait. Is it any wonder that so many take altering paths or believe the first person promising to take them there? I've had three amazing relationships. I've lived those points with each, though a little different each time. Once you've been there, settling for less than that potency is hard to do. Made worse if the other sees you as their anchoring point and you're just having fun. Been through that as well and it has just too painful to hurt someone like that when you don't feel the same. H* There's so much heartfelt emotion and longing being expressed here. I don't think of myself as shallow in my interactions, on the other hand, I'm very independent and have little need for any kind of "validation" from any other person in order to feel fulfilled. I don't intend that to sound dismissive at all - in fact, I wish I could be more "traditional" and pliable at times. I know where my very strong streak of "resistance to authority" first developed in my life but I long ago ceased worrying about being the "less than" outcast among the "twue subs" and "twue dominates". I have actually had that thrown in my face by both dominants AND submissives - that I'm *less than* them for being in it for "fun and games" rather than what they've called the *serious and sacred*. I can still fully relate to your nostalgia over prior fulfilling relationships though. Both of my marriages were good ones and I'm still great friends with the ex-husband still living. Neither marriage provided all I wanted out of life, but both were sufficient to have been worth my while. Again - I know some folks write me off as "unfeeling" but I tend to not spend much time in the "what might have been" when there's still so much to be discovered in the "what might be in the future." You strike me as having the perfect balance of hopeful optimism and a level headed pragmatism that can only serve you and your sir both very well. Wishing the both of you much happiness on your continuing journey. |
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