I want to have you before me for years
And pick you apart and put you back together
And know what makes you tick
And makes you laugh and giggle and grow angry and hurt
And then I want to use all of that to free you And still own you
But own a more you
A MY you
A you that has never been before.
Today, as I opened my messages, I saw the completion of yet another round of Failing At Connecting, Back-Asswards Edition. And I finally found the
For Pride Month, Dating Kinky didn’t go “rainbow.” We’re not going “back to normal” now. That’s not my style. Sure, we did some pride posts.
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
“Real dominants don’t ask the opinions of others.” “Real dominants don’t allow questions from their submissive.” “Real dominants don’t accept limits or requirements from anyone.”
In a private kink-adjacent group I’m in on Facebook (probably 98% male-identifying for context), a recent post asked: “Sometimes we go about the subject of
AJudgyMan†joined the group FetLife Announcements. about 1 year ago †Name changed to protect whatever. You’ll see. AJudgyMan changed his location to Raleigh, North
That’s often the issue that comes up when discussing monogamy or nonmonogamy. “I want to be the one they choose.” And to me, it’s where
Thinking In Bets, by Annie Duke is an amazing read. Annie is a professional poker player. She’s won millions. And she wrote a book about
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