If only it worked that way, right? Life would be so much easier.
But, alas.
We need to look for other methods. Luckily, I have a few suggestions.
No matter where you turn for advice in this world of kinky relationships and power exchange, “Communicate,” is the first thing you’ll hear. So, what is communication? How do we get better at it? We’ll talk about the pieces of communication and how they add up to make a successful kinky relationship.
Someone in a kinky Facebook group I’m in asked: How do your spot the fake dominants or submissives? What are the signs for you? I
I read this today: Is it caveat emptor? And he asked some valid questions: You don’t CONSENT to be injured, but injuries happen. You don’t
In a polyamory group I participate in, I had a very cool discussion about listening in relationships. Here’s how it went: OP: Do you expect
I’ve been writing. And editing. A lot. Not as much as I should be. In fact, this COVID things has had me in a bit
Really. I don’t. In fact, I tend to trust people far more easily than most. But someone recently told me that I have trust issues.
I read an article in the New York Times a year or so ago that suggested that in order to love someone for a long
A. Weaknesses, fuck-ups, stupidity (at least temporarily), inappropriate reactions, hypocrisy, and pretty much everything else associated with greater humanity. Yup. Lifestyle leaders are human. Like
I saw this meme on social media. It said: “Be a little more you, and a lot less them.” Which I liked, but it feels
Copyright © All rights reserved, Dating Kinky, Inc.
