bruisedweasel
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- Jun 25, 2010
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As I posted in the greetings thread, I'm quite new to all of this, and I'm struggling with things emotionally. A little background:
I spent about ten years of my life in complete isolation due to severe depression and anxiety, and prior to that I had next to no social life in school. I was repressed sexually and socially, and only three years ago made a call to get help. I've since recovered enough to get a job, date, make friends, and live a somewhat normal life on my own.
My ex, who was my first and last boyfriend so far, was a jerk. I found myself becoming a doormat for him, doing as he asked, buying him gifts, wanting him to be, in my eyes, "a man" for me, not knowing yet what that was. I'd hint at my desire to be restrained, to have him force himself on me, but all he'd say was that I didn't really want that. Then he'd smile and go back to whatever he was doing- playing games or watching videos. I couldn't explore myself with him, he wanted a proper wife to cook and clean, to be available when he wanted her, but he didn't really love me or want to reciprocate all that I was giving him.
I broke it off with him a few months ago, for those and several other reasons, and started looking for a new man. I also started reflecting on my life, trying to figure out what I was looking for. I examined early behaviors and thoughts, how I acted an what I'd expected from my ex, how I went about things in the bedroom. I realized I was a submissive woman at heart. I can be witchy at times, wanting my way in life, but in relationships, I want to serve.
The troubling times:
Recently, I started chatting on Yahoo, hanging around the BBW rooms, looking for someone to talk to, explore with, who wouldn't mind my size so much. I met this guy who just took my breath away. We chatted, exchanged pictures, cammed it up a bit, and my submissive qualities were picked up on almost immediately in all this. I wanted to do anything for this man (within reason, of course), and he carries the right sense of authority to bring this out in me.
Things have gotten quite intense between us. He's gently pushed me to try things I never considered, inspires me to fulfill my fantasies. But having jumped into this- the camming for him and now other men, the idea of being in training for him, doing these things and exploring myself- I've been having moral dilemmas.
I want to be true to myself, I enjoy what I'm doing. But what scares me is how infatuated I am with this man. I worry how my bi-polar swings affect my judgement. I wonder, am I craving these things because I really want them, or am I just sick in the head, or have such low self esteem I crave domination.
This is ungodly long, I know, and I apologize, but this is such a big issue for me right now. I tried not to go into too much detail, to keep things short. Feedback would be greatly accepted. I read in a previous post about subfrenzy(?) which seems to match the sheer intensity of or relationship a couple weeks ago. I'm also curious how those with bi-polar disorder handle their mood swings, and how their partners deal with it, in a D/s relationship.
I spent about ten years of my life in complete isolation due to severe depression and anxiety, and prior to that I had next to no social life in school. I was repressed sexually and socially, and only three years ago made a call to get help. I've since recovered enough to get a job, date, make friends, and live a somewhat normal life on my own.
My ex, who was my first and last boyfriend so far, was a jerk. I found myself becoming a doormat for him, doing as he asked, buying him gifts, wanting him to be, in my eyes, "a man" for me, not knowing yet what that was. I'd hint at my desire to be restrained, to have him force himself on me, but all he'd say was that I didn't really want that. Then he'd smile and go back to whatever he was doing- playing games or watching videos. I couldn't explore myself with him, he wanted a proper wife to cook and clean, to be available when he wanted her, but he didn't really love me or want to reciprocate all that I was giving him.
I broke it off with him a few months ago, for those and several other reasons, and started looking for a new man. I also started reflecting on my life, trying to figure out what I was looking for. I examined early behaviors and thoughts, how I acted an what I'd expected from my ex, how I went about things in the bedroom. I realized I was a submissive woman at heart. I can be witchy at times, wanting my way in life, but in relationships, I want to serve.
The troubling times:
Recently, I started chatting on Yahoo, hanging around the BBW rooms, looking for someone to talk to, explore with, who wouldn't mind my size so much. I met this guy who just took my breath away. We chatted, exchanged pictures, cammed it up a bit, and my submissive qualities were picked up on almost immediately in all this. I wanted to do anything for this man (within reason, of course), and he carries the right sense of authority to bring this out in me.
Things have gotten quite intense between us. He's gently pushed me to try things I never considered, inspires me to fulfill my fantasies. But having jumped into this- the camming for him and now other men, the idea of being in training for him, doing these things and exploring myself- I've been having moral dilemmas.
I want to be true to myself, I enjoy what I'm doing. But what scares me is how infatuated I am with this man. I worry how my bi-polar swings affect my judgement. I wonder, am I craving these things because I really want them, or am I just sick in the head, or have such low self esteem I crave domination.
This is ungodly long, I know, and I apologize, but this is such a big issue for me right now. I tried not to go into too much detail, to keep things short. Feedback would be greatly accepted. I read in a previous post about subfrenzy(?) which seems to match the sheer intensity of or relationship a couple weeks ago. I'm also curious how those with bi-polar disorder handle their mood swings, and how their partners deal with it, in a D/s relationship.