5 comments on “Discovering a kink I didn’t know I had?

  1. Humiliation is very complex. It’s very possible that knowing that Michele went to such lengths to include you in her family made you trust her so deeply that it unlocked something that allowed you to acknowledge this.

    • I agree that humiliation is complex. Often when thinking about it as soon as I think I understand it gets turned upside down. I am glad to have a loving partner to explore this with. It is wonderful to be included in Michele’s family, I think that is a reflection of the trust we have in each other.

      Thank you for the comment.

  2. It’s cool that you can explore. Large parts of these kinks are discussed in the abstract or fantasy rather than real experience. Reality and fantasy play out differently, sometimes to surprise and enjoyment.

    I liken humiliation to playing with physical pain – usually the recipient wants to feel some kind of new pain, but not suffer actual injury (physical or emotional). It takes a lot of trust and experience to play it out with partners. It’s incredibly intimate when you can be vulnerable with someone in this way without feeling unsafe.

    • You’re absolutely right, shannon!

      The reality of a fantasy can be very different from the fantasy of a fantasy. Sometimes that can be way better than expected and sometimes it’s worse. Most of the time, when we are trying things together, we try to go in with the lowest of expectations. What I mean is we don’t try to hold anything up to what we thought it would be like in our heads. We just have a kind of idea what we want and we go for something like it… If it works exactly like we thought, awesome, a little different, great or not at all… Ok, now we know!

      As for humiliation being similar to pain… I think I agree with you. It’s wanting to suffer in some way. I’m noticing a trend with my guys in chastity, who are submissive… They like to endure things and some like to endure pain and once in awhile that involves a little bit of emotional pain. Not hurtful, damaging pain but still, some suffering, some actual feeling. As if they haven’t been truly feeling something for awhile and they need to feel something. To feel something with someone they trust and feel safe with.

    • I’m glad that you appreciate the real experience that I shared. While we will talk about fantasy from time to time our desire is to share our real life experiences so hopefully others can learn from them and we can learn more about ourselves.

      I can see the similarity of humiliation to physical pain. Another thing for me to think about. I love when I get feedback that helps me better understand my experience.

      Thank you for the insightful comment.

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