Built from experience. Designed for practice
Intimacy is a feeling of mutual openness, vulnerability, and closeness experienced between two (but sometimes more) people. It is a connection that makes us feel like another accepts us and does not judge. It is invaluable to a healthy social life, a lasting relationship, and how you feel about yourself.
If you don’t like oral sex I would say that you’re doing it wrong. While it does take a bit of technique to be good at either cunnilingus or fellatio it should be an enjoyable experience for all involved. I’m…
there’s a part of D/s that can be so much more than rules and discipline, scenes, and kinky fuckery.
I remember staring, mesmerised as the woman's breasts bounced when she walked, swayed as she was thrust into, hard and deep. My face mimicking her expression of bliss as she climbed a peak only she could see.
Telling MIster K what I want without words proved difficult for me but I think I got the point across.
I try not to use terms that label people in my life. When explaining a person's qualities, I don’t highlight skin colour, gender, or religion. But sometimes the labels we hold are reasons to celebrate and not words to devalue.
There’s something therapeutic about being able to write the most haunted, dilapidated words your head can create, and then being able to move on. It’s like a chance to clear your head, and your soul.
Blogging about sex and my life as a submissive has given me a new perspective on the topic though. I find that I am becoming more comfortable in my own skin.
Discipline is defined as the practice of training people to follow rules or a code of behaviour, using punishment to correct disobedience. While that easily depicts what discipline is in many forms, it’s only a thin layer of a very heavy topic.
D/s and BDSM have brought much enjoyment to my life. It has become a way for me to fit into myself, to become who I am, wholly. And there can be no bigger pleasure than living a life that you want.