SchrodingersDinosaur(switch female){N/a}
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5 years ago •
Sep 5, 2019
5 years ago •
Sep 5, 2019
Hello Flippyn, you have asked for advice here (a very mature and reasoned thing to do, btw) so I will provide you some of mine. I just actually discussed the same concept with another new person and had started ginning up a blog entry so I'll leave this fairly brief (for me, brief is a relative statement), anyone interested can read that soon (also relative...).
This may not be a popular sentiment but do believe it bears consideration. There are a number of avenues into the Lifestyle. There are no 'rules', no required apprenticeship, or necessary progression course to be a Dominant. In lieu of a mentor, a community such as this can be a resource, but it is most important that you know yourself.
You say that you know you want to be a Dom. Granted, there are those who have always known, in every ounce of their being that that kink, and especially Dominance resonates. But truthfully, my view is walking before you run is never a bad idea. Going from having never spent appreciable time getting to know how to interact with a partner to desiring an (also young) slave or sub (an important distinction to consider) & (who is likely to be as inexperienced as you) whom you wish to have some serious control over is a pretty big leap to take.
Not saying you have to be super nilla experienced, or this tall to ride the ride, or start as a sub to earn your Domhood. There are all sorts of levels to that which we do, from casual play interaction to full TPE. Any role can cause harm to another, but the role you are interested in trying on, that of a Master, has the potential to mess another human up if you don't understand what you are doing.
This isn't a 'go away and come back when you have a clue' message, it is a recommendation that you take time to learn, talk to experienced people, understand what the draw to kink is truly is for you, and consider getting your feet wet in vanilla dating before fully diving into the Lifestyle. We'll be here, there's no rush. No need to jump straight into the deep end of pool.
If you are position this is 'the only thing for you' then the best recommendation, as Mr Bond suggested, is to be honest and cautious with partners. It's definitely possible to come in and meet another newbie, and learn and grow into your roles together, but it ain't the easiest way...much luck to you. - Henna
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