👨🏻*🎓 Male Seeking Advice

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I am a young well educated male. Despite my academic success, I’ve battled a lot of stuff in the past few years: sexuality, anxiety, and little porn addiction. It’s quite a load of shit to try to wade through, but I honestly feel I’m getting better.

About sex: before I even knew what I was really doing, my fantasies involved being subjected to the erotic whims of a powerful man . I’ve tried to hide my interest in “submission” from everyone, including potential and sometimes briefly sexual partners. Only recently have I begun to address this directly. I feel it is, broadly, an issue of sexual orientation that requires something like a “coming out” process. I have told a few friends but don’t think it’s necessary to reveal all this to my family. I cannot have a fulfilling sexual experience unless my desire to have a tilted power dynamic is understood and indulged, and I don’t think romantic love is possible for me without this part of me being accepted and appreciated. What I would like to do is seek out sexual partners who would be compatible. But when do I bring it up? I have this dread of that moment on a date, perhaps a first kiss, or whatever, when things are becoming unambiguously physical. WTF do I say? Should I try to get involved in a BDSM “scene”? Date “normal” people? Online personals? I don’t want to try to have sex again without it being known or understood. It feels like pretending, and it sucks.
 
👨🏻*🎓 Male Seeking Advice
I am a young well educated male. Despite my academic success, I’ve battled a lot of stuff in the past few years: sexuality, anxiety, and little porn addiction. It’s quite a load of shit to try to wade through, but I honestly feel I’m getting better.

About sex: before I even knew what I was really doing, my fantasies involved being subjected to the erotic whims of a powerful man . I’ve tried to hide my interest in “submission” from everyone, including potential and sometimes briefly sexual partners. Only recently have I begun to address this directly. I feel it is, broadly, an issue of sexual orientation that requires something like a “coming out” process. I have told a few friends but don’t think it’s necessary to reveal all this to my family. I cannot have a fulfilling sexual experience unless my desire to have a tilted power dynamic is understood and indulged, and I don’t think romantic love is possible for me without this part of me being accepted and appreciated. What I would like to do is seek out sexual partners who would be compatible. But when do I bring it up? I have this dread of that moment on a date, perhaps a first kiss, or whatever, when things are becoming unambiguously physical. WTF do I say? Should I try to get involved in a BDSM “scene”? Date “normal” people? Online personals? I don’t want to try to have sex again without it being known or understood. It feels like pretending, and it sucks.
 
My Ideal time with you; you come over walk in stand over me, and I immediately start removing your clothes little by little while looking up at you.. I’ll step back and glance at your Beautiful hard muscular body, I would then lay you across my bed face down And give you an incredible Massage that you deserve, I’ll make sure I’d worship every inch of you... As I start to notice the growth of your cock which is throbbing and leaking precum begging to be touched. You turn your head and nod allowing me to do so.. will finish and I’ll bathe you to give you a soothing touch, before you leave. Shall we?
 
R u seeking advice or just looking for someone to fullfil ur fantasy... im not gay but i have gay family members and friends that have come out.
 
If you are talking about coming out in terms of BDSM, that's probably not a good idea in terms of people in your real life. I am speaking from experience here. The first time I was with a guy who did BDSM, I felt so good about it I just wanted to tell someone. I told my one friend who often told me about her sex life. She was horrified and was mean to the poor guy after that. She didn't understand and thought he was a horrible person.

The differences here are that I'm not gay and it's not a lifestyle for me. I can dabble in it or not. Depends on the person I'm with but it's not something I must have for good sex,

In your case, you need it. If you tell potential partners of this from the start, you will drive some people away. But... You don't want those people anyway. Then you might get some who will try it just to please you. This may or may not work,

Do you have any gay clubs or bars in your area? If so, you might try there. We have a lot of places like that and some are suited to what you seek. Good luck!
 
Thank you for taking the time and reading my post. I’ve given it alot of thought.
The past Few weeks I’ve received many emails with incredible advice, truthfully I was not expecting that at all. Thank you to you, and the others you know who you are.
 
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