Mr Blonde
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This thread is for people who are or have been in 24/7 relationships.
There was a recent thread about part-time kinksters where Catalina wrote that many people in this forum have misconceptions about how 24/7 relationships work in real life.
I have seen around this forum that a few 24/7'ers echo Catalina's sentiments. I was contemplating this topic and could not find anything in the BDSM Library. So maybe a thread dedicated to clearing up these misconceptions will be useful!
What inaccurate perceptions do you see either in real life or in these forums? What misconceptions do non-24/7 people have about those in 24/7 relationships?
There was a recent thread about part-time kinksters where Catalina wrote that many people in this forum have misconceptions about how 24/7 relationships work in real life.
I think for many it is a huge misconception of what 24/7 means. It comes across in many responses on threads whereby such statements are made about how BDSM or whichever section of the community people identify with is only part of their life and not all their life thus they are not 24/7. 24/7 does not mean as Dom/me you chase your slave/sub 24/7 around the house with a whip and both have nothing else in their lives...on the contrary most 24/7 have many things which are the parts of their lives which form the whole, but underlying is the basis of the relationship which forms the fabric on which that life is woven. Often understated and almost invisible, rarely overtly dramatic in a minute by minute, blow by blow existence. Believe me, our lives are anything but a boring existence whereby we have nothing else to offer the world or each other.
I have seen around this forum that a few 24/7'ers echo Catalina's sentiments. I was contemplating this topic and could not find anything in the BDSM Library. So maybe a thread dedicated to clearing up these misconceptions will be useful!
What inaccurate perceptions do you see either in real life or in these forums? What misconceptions do non-24/7 people have about those in 24/7 relationships?
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