tallslenderguy(other male) |
1 year ago •
Dec 27, 2022
Re: Highly experienced sub struggling on how to introduce, e
1 year ago •
Dec 27, 2022
tallslenderguy(other male) • Dec 27, 2022
BluBrat wrote: I'm a alpha female sub, highly experienced and educated in the life. I was mentored by a bdsm old guard certified Master. I have found the man of my dreams but he has little to no knowledge of bdsm.
I know so much and in a very wide veratiy of the life. I don't know how or even where to start with out overloading my fiancé. He is very excited and wanting to learn. Everytime I try to help guide or teach him a little of the life I get frusterated and overwhelmed myself because it toke me almost 2 decades and years of mentorship and face to face experiences to learn what I have. I crave and live the life 24/7 always have, all the amazing wonderful people that taught me are no longer around so I'm just kinda at a lose as far as how I should help him gain knowledge. I find myself jumping from one topic to another in an instant. And using terms he has no idea of what they even mean. My fiancé is also getting frusterated becuase I start teaching him then I just stop because I get lost in all my knowledge and I don't know what direction to take, topic wise. I go way to fast for him, best way I can discribe its like word vomit lol. Not to be grose but it's an eruption of history, facts, terms and life experiences erupting from me all at once. My poor fiance often has took on a deer in the headlights look when I try to teach and guide him into the life. Help? i'm just speculating out loud, voicing thoughts since you ask. i don't know all the details and would not presume to tell you what to do. That said: to me there is an elephant in the room, a wide gap between you and he. You "crave and live the life 24/7, always have," "...but he has little to no knowledge [or experience?] of bdsm." i think that is important. Personally, i think it's vital. If you are both already getting frustrated, i think that is also telling? This is a tough one. i don't think it's all that uncommon for people to 'fall in love' and be mismatched. But i think it's important that the "dreams" part of of a relationship be balanced with a practical side. Maybe sit down and write out a list of your needs instead of trying to just talk about them. Take a bite at a time instead of trying to approach the big picture. Find one thing that is important to you, at the top of your need list, and find out if it has resonance with him. Then just stick to that for awhile without going into other stuff. One of the first challenges i find with you situation is we discover our needs over time and with experience, something he does not have, so the whole venture is risky. He may think he has interest in something, and time and experience may prove other. i personally think it's a mistake we make when we love someone, to try and give them something we do not have to give. You know what you have and what you need, he does not have that yet. sorry, i don't mean to be a wet blanket, these are only my thoughts and feelings. |
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