Justadesperatewifeandmom
digital demi-god
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- Aug 6, 2017
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no. but I am vanilla.Does this happen to you on Lit?
no, my reputation is a lovely shade of tarnish. whatever.Do you find yourself not sharing as much with the people you become closer to so as to not tarnish your awesome, carefully cultivated Lit persona?
I don't think so. I think predominantly straight is a fair classification. Sometimes I have a chick craving, in both real life and lit, and indulge it, but I heavily lean to men. My women experience, is light, playful, wine heavy, dancing, cartwheels, nail polish, hot tub, cuddly, giggly, sweet, highly immature, like teenage slumber party, all in good fun with a friend or two. My last irl chick fling was like 5 years ago with a close friend. Lit, I've played around with a chick like twice in my time here. Men who I am highly attracted to is highly driven, I feel hot, my heart pounds and races, a rush, a desire to taste them, to touch them roughly, it is almost predatory, not sweet, and hard to resist. Every once in a while I meet a lesbian, non binary, androgynous woman who confuses me, as I am attracted to them like I am a man. Not bi enough to be bi, but not straight enough to be completely straight. Maybe Experimental is better than predominantly straight. idkAre you a little more bi than you let on?
no. I browse from time to time to see if there is something I am unaware of and needs further investigation. I don't comment as it causes some to assume I want orders from sir. I get why, but I do not seek discipline, I seek unique physical sensations, and strange men randomly attempting to discipline me makes me irrationally stabby.Are you kind of embarrassed to admit you “maybe” looked at the BDSM threads longer than you want people to know.
not exactly. I do have a desire to experience lit as a man or gender anonymous user, which I can't do as my account. If I was stripped of the advantages femininity brings, could I still find enough interaction/connection to make it enjoyable?Have you considered creating another Lit account so you can post in (or create) threads that you are curious about, but you want to do it “anonymously”?
I've considered changing mostly so dudes stop calling me mommy and wanting to be my dirty little boy. Come on, desperate housewife syndrome and I seek a space where family doesn't define me, I do not have a fetish of kids defining me. Random strange men approaching me this way makes me feel unheard.For those of you who have changed your username, can you tell us why you did it?
I don't think that is quite right as it requires already knowing your weirdest kink and never evolving. my thoughts, short version, 1) Stop expecting your partner to stay exactly the same as when you got togetherI’ve often wondered if relationships would work better if we told each other our weirdest kinks on the first date just to get it all out of the way and if no one is bothered by any of it then we get to know each other.
2)Ask for what you want if you really want it. Men, I often hear it would disturb her, disgust her, no way. Do not underestimate a women's tolerance for compromise, pragmatism, bargaining, and threshold for disgusting. We made it through motherhood, decades of blood, giving birth, catching vomit in out hands to avoid scrubbing carpet, diapers, moldy plates under the bed. Spit it out, ask her how often she is willing, and what she wants in return. Even my lit pet peeves above are role plays I may do occasionally, with a clear arrangement. Honestly, I can't even think of something not felonious my husband could ask for that I would not consider occasionally for the right bargaining chip. Hell, if he sent me away for the weekend to a hotel and deep cleaned the house, I would do whatever the fuck he wanted the following weekend.
3)Shut up and listen when your partner asks and say yes at least 50% of the time. run the "who does it matter to more" filter. And don't tell them what they want or how they want it instead. Special note to women, some men are dense, so if you are always getting nowhere and feel they will even try, try again using nothing more subtle than a baseball bat to the head when explaining what you want, (figuratively) have them repeat it back. and have them clarify the importance. Many men, including my husband, don't hear me. I swear I am direct, clear, concise, but in one ear, out the other. I watch other women have this issue too. It is very important to us, and he hears us talking about like new hand towels.