sincerely_helene
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I don't post as frequently as many, but not from lack of effort. In fact, sometimes I spend a considerable amount of time with carefully contemplated sentences, and occasionally even refer to my Websters to ensure I have selected just the right word to express myself.
My problem? I initially intend the posts to be concise, on topic, and as non-confrontational as possible. I can't quite explain it, but somehow midway through typing that one profound sentence I had anticipated, my thought process drifts to another even more profound idea.
Before you know it, I'm rambling, have strayed from the thread entirely, or am ready to draw blood from another previous poster who is guilty of nothing more than stating an honest opinion.
The result? Several wasted minutes of typing, deleting, retyping, and then at the last minute opting to not hit send at all.
How about you? Are you one of those fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants posters I envy?
Reluctant posters, now is the time to conquer your fears the S_H way! Go on and hit 'copy' before you delete that next reply, and post your words of wisdom here. It doesn't really matter if the thought ended up off track or you never finished composing it. I'll even go first. Taken from an 'almost reply' of mine in the BDSM talk section, (I think topic had something to do with forcing head and anal, but in my mind it morphed into some sort of weird 'Dangerous Liaison' fantasy,) I give you 'the post.':
"Physical interaction aside, I thrive off passion. I don't think I could truely feel fulfilled in a relationship without that, and to me that does involve some degree of a power struggle. When I consider November Rain's question in those terms, I can certainly understand the appeal. There is something about the idea of being 'conquered' that perks my interest as well, (though more on a mental/emotional spectrum then the intended query.)
I suppose I have grown to view things more as a certain level of being, as opposed to an assigned label ei:sub/domme/switch. What I mean is, I could go through years with a consistant pattern of relationships in which I possess primary control, thus confirming what society classifies a dominant woman. However, a week from now I could also meet another of stronger will and find myself unwittingly (or even wittingly,) suddenly quite willing to surrender all control over to him.
Have I submitted to him? Without a doubt.
Does that make me a submissive person? Not in my opinion.
Now if I try to wrap my head around these same feelings in a strictly BDSM sense as per your original question, I can see where there would be an enticing tingle in..."
O.k. Your turn.