He has a girlfriend too and they’ve been together for years.
After much discussion about sex, BDSM and our respective love lives, we came to
the conclusion that we’d like to explore our kinky bucket lists together. His
girlfriend wasn’t into submission and I prefer being topped by men, even though
I’m a lesbian. We get on and find each other attractive, but we’ve no romantic
chemistry at all. We were confident it wasn’t going to get awkward or messy: we
knew what we wanted from each other right from the start.
With this in mind we set about asking for our partners’
permission to get together every month or so and indulge ourselves in play.
It was a scary thing for both of us: his relationship is
long established and he didn’t want to jeopardise their future together, while
I‘d just started dating my girlfriend and didn’t want to scare her away. It was
something we both wanted, however, and we didn’t want to impose our niches on
partners who weren’t into it. Equally, we didn’t want to do without for the
rest of our lives. So we asked them.
I wanted to be completely honest in starting our
relationship. I told my girlfriend that I’d spent our first few dates secretly
hoping she was kinky, which was a disservice to her. I wanted to appreciate her
for who she was, and she is truly fantastic. I’m a firm believer that it’s very
tough to get everything from one person. It’s too much pressure. So I wanted to
have a romantic relationship with her and be kinky with someone who wanted it
as much as I did. She was understanding and patient and after hearing all she
needed to hear from me, gave me the permission I had asked for.
In return she is allowed to know as much or as little as she
likes about our scenes, and to request certain acts are off limits. The same
goes for my dominant’s girlfriend, who also gave her permission a few days
before.

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