Mindfondler
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I posted the following musing on Fetlife yesterday, and I thought I'd do the same here, in case any Litsters have any bright ideas. 
Six months ago, my wife and I joined our local BDSM community. We're having a fantastic time! My wife has adapted to the change quickly and found kinky avenues that she enjoys pursuing with me. It's a wonderful pleasure for me to accompany her to events and to see her express herself with such poise and confidence.
At the same time, I'm finding it difficult to define my own ongoing kinky needs. Originally, my role was to introduce my wife to the world of BDSM but, now that I've done that, I'm left with a sense of emptiness. I thrive on playing a part in seeing others build their confidence and earn their wings -- nurturing people -- but my circumstances now mean that I have few opportunities to do so. I'm very happy that my wife no longer requires that support from me, but I'm feeling lost without a nurturing role.
This gap that has opened up for me explains my motivation for offering help to other BDSM newbies as per my recent personals ad (link below). Unfortunately that hasn't generated any leads as yet.
[I've deleted the link because it was annoying Primalex (see below) -- and presumably therefore others as well. Although it's directly relevant to my plea here as an example of what I'm trying to do, I didn't want to create the impression that I'm just using this post as a mechanism for promoting it. That's not true and I'm serious about wanting ideas on this topic. Incidentally, even if I were promoting the ad shamelessly, then that would be me promoting something that I'm volunteering to do in order to help other people. If anyone is interested then I'm sure that they can find the ad themselves.]
I'm wondering whether there's another way to address my nurturing itch within the kink world. Obviously, it needs to be in a way that's agreeable to both my wife and me. We're not yet sure what that encompasses, but we've agreed that we will consider all potential options together. Unfortunately, as a BDSM newbie, I haven't yet developed many skills that I can usefully pass on or apply -- so teaching, say, rope suspension classes definitely isn't on the cards (don't worry!).
If anyone has any ideas, then my wife and I will be pleased to hear them. Thanks for any constructive contributions.
Sincerely,
MF (and Mrs MF)
.
Six months ago, my wife and I joined our local BDSM community. We're having a fantastic time! My wife has adapted to the change quickly and found kinky avenues that she enjoys pursuing with me. It's a wonderful pleasure for me to accompany her to events and to see her express herself with such poise and confidence.
At the same time, I'm finding it difficult to define my own ongoing kinky needs. Originally, my role was to introduce my wife to the world of BDSM but, now that I've done that, I'm left with a sense of emptiness. I thrive on playing a part in seeing others build their confidence and earn their wings -- nurturing people -- but my circumstances now mean that I have few opportunities to do so. I'm very happy that my wife no longer requires that support from me, but I'm feeling lost without a nurturing role.
This gap that has opened up for me explains my motivation for offering help to other BDSM newbies as per my recent personals ad (link below). Unfortunately that hasn't generated any leads as yet.
[I've deleted the link because it was annoying Primalex (see below) -- and presumably therefore others as well. Although it's directly relevant to my plea here as an example of what I'm trying to do, I didn't want to create the impression that I'm just using this post as a mechanism for promoting it. That's not true and I'm serious about wanting ideas on this topic. Incidentally, even if I were promoting the ad shamelessly, then that would be me promoting something that I'm volunteering to do in order to help other people. If anyone is interested then I'm sure that they can find the ad themselves.]
I'm wondering whether there's another way to address my nurturing itch within the kink world. Obviously, it needs to be in a way that's agreeable to both my wife and me. We're not yet sure what that encompasses, but we've agreed that we will consider all potential options together. Unfortunately, as a BDSM newbie, I haven't yet developed many skills that I can usefully pass on or apply -- so teaching, say, rope suspension classes definitely isn't on the cards (don't worry!).
If anyone has any ideas, then my wife and I will be pleased to hear them. Thanks for any constructive contributions.
Sincerely,
MF (and Mrs MF)
.
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