Until you self-identified with something that I find appalling.
I never thought of you as that person.
Now, you’ve shown me that you see yourself in that writing, and it’s not a flattering picture.
I mean, I wrote that to tell people to NOT be that person. To respect consent, to keep their assholery to themselves, to accept differences of opinion.
I liked you. Considered you charming, even.
Until now.
And yes, I realize my title is pretty damn sexist. Because by highlighting the word men like that, I’m making it clear that that is
I like to say that communication is not the words we say, but the results we get. In my communication class, I say that communication
The word of the week is “redolent”. To participate, create a 15-word story with redolent or redolently. I can’t wait to see your creativity! smiles
Guy: Heyyy, sexy. I like your look.Me: No, thank you.Guy: You pustulent cunt, fuck you. (blocks me in that account)Guy again, sock account: More nasty.
Dating Kinky is built by kinksters for kinksters, poly, queer, trans folk, and anyone not-quite-vanilla. We love, accept, represent, and fight for all. Happy commercialism
On the men’s dominance and relationship forums I participate in, one man kept wanting to discuss poly. The funny thing was that he kept approaching
Embrace discomfort, what? Well, let’s look at the things that cause discomfort in most relationships, and in D/s even more so: Admitting you’re wrong (now,
Let me be clear. I have ZERO interest in begging or wheedling or you trying to convince me of something I’ve already said “No” to.
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