Mindfondler
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- Jul 19, 2010
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I'm an ethical voyeur, in the sense that I enjoy watching people who are aware and happy (in some cases delighted!) for me to do so. It's important to me that I respect their scene — it's about them, not me — by keeping quiet and still, with a light gaze that doesn't linger uncomfortably. It's a privilege for me to be there, and I'll back away if I sense any discomfort about that.
The pleasure for me stems from tapping into the chemistry between the partners whom I'm watching and — if I'm invited — adding my own positive, supportive vibes. I spend most of my time observing faces and eyes so that I can connect with the exchanges of interpersonal energy. I'm sensitive to emotions, so it's easy for me to do that.
My best experience so far was watching a BDSM scene between a couple of friends: their first scene in public together. I sat a comfortable distance away, out of the eyeline of both players, but within glancing distance if either wanted to reach me that way. The scene was gorgeous and intimate. My female friend had said beforehand that she was nervous and she periodically looked across to me briefly for reassurance; my gentle smiles and nods confirmed to her that she looked great. Some time later, when our friends had finished aftercare, I checked in with them that I hadn't been intrusive. They both said that it had been fine, and that they'd had a wonderful scene. It felt good for me to be there for that.
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The pleasure for me stems from tapping into the chemistry between the partners whom I'm watching and — if I'm invited — adding my own positive, supportive vibes. I spend most of my time observing faces and eyes so that I can connect with the exchanges of interpersonal energy. I'm sensitive to emotions, so it's easy for me to do that.
My best experience so far was watching a BDSM scene between a couple of friends: their first scene in public together. I sat a comfortable distance away, out of the eyeline of both players, but within glancing distance if either wanted to reach me that way. The scene was gorgeous and intimate. My female friend had said beforehand that she was nervous and she periodically looked across to me briefly for reassurance; my gentle smiles and nods confirmed to her that she looked great. Some time later, when our friends had finished aftercare, I checked in with them that I hadn't been intrusive. They both said that it had been fine, and that they'd had a wonderful scene. It felt good for me to be there for that.
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