hm. this might not be incredibly coherant... there's a lot I want to ask, but it isn't all connected, and I'll probably miss some things anyway...
I'll try to keep the background fairly brief. I was in a relationship for about three years. I knew to some extent that I had some "kinky leanings"- I told some things to her, but others I really couldn't bring myself to. that relationship ended about six months ago. since then, I've sort of started to read a lot more about these things.
that's mostly all it's been though. just reading.
in that relationship, we used to have an ongoing joke that I was a little girl, and that she was my mother. it wasn't "serious," we didn't stay in character for very long, and it was certainly not sexual. at the time I knew I really, really enjoyed it... although I didn't quite get why.
I've been reading about BDSM for months. somehow it didn't click until recently that *this* is what's probably most important to me. I didn't even know such a thing really existed. my images of "ageplay" were just the adultbaby sort of things... which I wasn't into at all.
http://www.bloodinmoonlight.com/lgl/ and http://www.livejournal.com/community/ageplay/ were two places I found online that really really opened my eyes, I guess. the way people wrote about it in both places, it was just so surreal, I didn't know people DID this. it made me incredibly happy, just seeing it... for a long, long time it's bothered me that I never really had a chance to be a little girl (I'm transgendered).
although it made me incredibly happy to see that this actually was sort of an option to explore, it makes me worry, too.
I had trouble sharing most of my kinks and fantasies in my last relationship, I worry that maybe it'll be just as hard this time around- and it won't actually come out. the idea of meeting someone in general scares me... I wasn't good at this sort of thing when (I thought I was) a straight vanilla guy. being a transgendered lesbian with kinks seems to make it almost hopeless.
I know there are adult sites, personals, and all of those sort of things... but the idea of them really turns me off. I want a chance to have a traditional relationship, and then when the time comes, to let them know more, and let it be a part of our relationship.
I'm hoping maybe someone out there is able to sort of understand that bit.. if not, what I'm essentially wondering is, is it a terribly idea to not "seek out" someone kinky, and just hope it... happens eventually? what sort of reactions can I really expect from people? how long do you wait to talk about things like this?
and just some more general ageplay questions...
are there ANY books on the subject? I couldn't find a single one when I looked. are there any sites you'd really suggest checking out? are there any places to find "ageplay" short stories? (but not really of the adultbaby/infantilism variety..)
and I suppose this is a (slightly more) light-hearted question, but why is it that mommies, instead of daddies, seem, well, no where? I never see references of a mommy, really, just daddies. I can't be the only one out there that likes the idea of a mommy a whole lot more...
are there any places that have information on sort, what makes someone find this stuff appealing? I've got some ideas for what makes it personally tick for me, but I'd love to read more on it... or feel free to comment on it, if you're into it
I'll try to keep the background fairly brief. I was in a relationship for about three years. I knew to some extent that I had some "kinky leanings"- I told some things to her, but others I really couldn't bring myself to. that relationship ended about six months ago. since then, I've sort of started to read a lot more about these things.
that's mostly all it's been though. just reading.
in that relationship, we used to have an ongoing joke that I was a little girl, and that she was my mother. it wasn't "serious," we didn't stay in character for very long, and it was certainly not sexual. at the time I knew I really, really enjoyed it... although I didn't quite get why.
I've been reading about BDSM for months. somehow it didn't click until recently that *this* is what's probably most important to me. I didn't even know such a thing really existed. my images of "ageplay" were just the adultbaby sort of things... which I wasn't into at all.
http://www.bloodinmoonlight.com/lgl/ and http://www.livejournal.com/community/ageplay/ were two places I found online that really really opened my eyes, I guess. the way people wrote about it in both places, it was just so surreal, I didn't know people DID this. it made me incredibly happy, just seeing it... for a long, long time it's bothered me that I never really had a chance to be a little girl (I'm transgendered).
although it made me incredibly happy to see that this actually was sort of an option to explore, it makes me worry, too.
I had trouble sharing most of my kinks and fantasies in my last relationship, I worry that maybe it'll be just as hard this time around- and it won't actually come out. the idea of meeting someone in general scares me... I wasn't good at this sort of thing when (I thought I was) a straight vanilla guy. being a transgendered lesbian with kinks seems to make it almost hopeless.
I know there are adult sites, personals, and all of those sort of things... but the idea of them really turns me off. I want a chance to have a traditional relationship, and then when the time comes, to let them know more, and let it be a part of our relationship.
I'm hoping maybe someone out there is able to sort of understand that bit.. if not, what I'm essentially wondering is, is it a terribly idea to not "seek out" someone kinky, and just hope it... happens eventually? what sort of reactions can I really expect from people? how long do you wait to talk about things like this?
and just some more general ageplay questions...
are there ANY books on the subject? I couldn't find a single one when I looked. are there any sites you'd really suggest checking out? are there any places to find "ageplay" short stories? (but not really of the adultbaby/infantilism variety..)
and I suppose this is a (slightly more) light-hearted question, but why is it that mommies, instead of daddies, seem, well, no where? I never see references of a mommy, really, just daddies. I can't be the only one out there that likes the idea of a mommy a whole lot more...
are there any places that have information on sort, what makes someone find this stuff appealing? I've got some ideas for what makes it personally tick for me, but I'd love to read more on it... or feel free to comment on it, if you're into it
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