Christhecat
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I was posting over on the "How to get a girlfriend" thread on "How To"
http://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?t=638555
when a variation on that idea piqued my curiosity: How do you find someone who's into S&M, or otherwise open to sexual experimentation?
Dating is one thing, but you're not going to go out to dinner and ask, "So, do you like being slapped and choked during sex?" or "How do you feel about watersports?" It doesn't fit so well in between questions about where you grew up and your favorite bands.
I like experimentation. I like rough sex. I like having control over submissives. I like some out-there stuff. Amazingly, even though I've had limited experience due to shyness/confidence/whatever issues as well as just plain bad luck and bad timing, I've managed to find a surprising number of people (over the Internet, I should add, and no one in the same community) who are into what I'm into, or are willing to try new things and learn along with me. Once again, however, that's meeting on-line -- not traditional methods of meeting people/dating. And now I know what I like, so there's no going back.
Additionally, living in small town Bible belt makes it even harder. There's no S&M events, you don't go spreading it around what all you're into, and even the people you meet that you like are pretty conservative. One local woman I've been flirting with would make a great date in most conventional respects, but she'd probably recoil in horror if she knew how non-vanilla I like it.
I'm curious -- how did the people on this forum meet their partner (assuming both partners are more or less on the same page, sexually)? Did you just get lucky and discovered later on that this person liked what you like? Did your tastes evolve together? Did you have a specific way of finding this certain type of person? If your type is anything but vanilla, then how do you actively seek out someone who's your type? Or can you even do so through the dating game as most people know it to be?
I'm interested to hear the various stories and takes on this.
http://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?t=638555
when a variation on that idea piqued my curiosity: How do you find someone who's into S&M, or otherwise open to sexual experimentation?
Dating is one thing, but you're not going to go out to dinner and ask, "So, do you like being slapped and choked during sex?" or "How do you feel about watersports?" It doesn't fit so well in between questions about where you grew up and your favorite bands.
I like experimentation. I like rough sex. I like having control over submissives. I like some out-there stuff. Amazingly, even though I've had limited experience due to shyness/confidence/whatever issues as well as just plain bad luck and bad timing, I've managed to find a surprising number of people (over the Internet, I should add, and no one in the same community) who are into what I'm into, or are willing to try new things and learn along with me. Once again, however, that's meeting on-line -- not traditional methods of meeting people/dating. And now I know what I like, so there's no going back.
Additionally, living in small town Bible belt makes it even harder. There's no S&M events, you don't go spreading it around what all you're into, and even the people you meet that you like are pretty conservative. One local woman I've been flirting with would make a great date in most conventional respects, but she'd probably recoil in horror if she knew how non-vanilla I like it.
I'm curious -- how did the people on this forum meet their partner (assuming both partners are more or less on the same page, sexually)? Did you just get lucky and discovered later on that this person liked what you like? Did your tastes evolve together? Did you have a specific way of finding this certain type of person? If your type is anything but vanilla, then how do you actively seek out someone who's your type? Or can you even do so through the dating game as most people know it to be?
I'm interested to hear the various stories and takes on this.
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