And just because I’m a dominant doesn’t mean I will.
We often hear the phrase, “I’m a submissive, but I’m not YOUR submissive,” and applaud the subs for standing up for their rights.
Well, “I’m a dominant, but I’m not YOUR dominant,” is also 100% valid.
I get to CHOOSE who I dominate, who I play with and who gets to call me by a title or who gets a spanking.
I choose who I give my time to, and who I take responsibility for.
It’s a fantasy: being forced to succumb to the greater power of a dominant, unable to help yourself, being overpowered… It’s practically spoon fed to
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You know what I get a lot? “I’m curious about you saying you’re polyamorous and monoromantic. How does that differ from swinging?” Or something to
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That is a big fat lie. And it’s an easy lie to accept, to internalize, and to use to beat ourselves and others over the
Recently, my partner and I had a talk about something that upset me that was related to our nonmonogamy. I don’t feel like the details
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