cocokittysurprise
Mean Tease, if asked
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- Jan 15, 2010
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I am not currently partnered. But I've gone through this exact scenario. I explained that, while it is not something that I wanted to personally explore, I'd help them explore it outside of our relationship. It worked out for the both of us.But let’s say they come to you with a kink, proclivity, fetish, or sexual desire that you just can’t get into. Maybe it is even a huge turnoff for you.
How do you respond to your partner’s newfound kink that you are not interested in?
No.Have you been on the other side of this, or are you now?
In my case, I wanted them to have the freedom to explore the kink with a willing partner.Would you be concerned that they may pursue their kink outside of your relationship? If so, what do you do?
On the flip side, has your partner ever introduced you to some kink that you never thought you would like, but you did? Or you introduced them?
I've been a domme for a significant number of years, so I was typically the one introducing my partner to various kinks, some we tried, some we didn't.
When I was partnered, yes, we did. I encourage healthy, honest communication in all of my relationships, romantic or not. How? One of us would just say "Hey, I wanted to discuss something" and we'd talk about it. It was fairly normal conversation for us.Do you have regular conversations about your sex life with your partner so you remain on the same page? How?