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No. 33993
Pet play?
Anyway, if your kinks aren't compatible, then you need to find compromises. Figure out where your hard limits are, and then sort of set up an exchange with the rest of the space. This will require a whole shitload of talking. Keep in mind that many kinks can be mixed together in fun ways, too. If a session includes something for everyone, then sometimes you can learn to like some things he does, and vice versa.
One thing about BDSM that you should remember is that it generally incorporates a certain amount of roleplay. I am generally a very servile person (though I wouldn't call myself sub, since it angers me when I feel I can't decide things) and enjoy being smacked by hot girls. However, once I get horny, things can be different if my partner plays a certain role. A sub isn't just on the floor all the time, you know: sometimes she has to do something to be punished for. Start a ticklefight with him or something like that, and enjoy the sting of his playful revenge. It's not exactly what you want, but it can awaken a desire in him that could lead there.
If all else fails, you could also talk to him about opening the relationship. This is a thing that's pretty common with kinksters because it feels alot less threatening than just saying "ok, you can go bone other people." If you're looking outside the relationship to find a very specific thing, then the two of you can make rules that will keep things stable even if you are not normally accustomed to open relationships. The one thing you need to remember, since it can be a problem for some subs, is that you can't let your dom tell you to do anything that screws with your relationship with your boyfriend.
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