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Sensuous Sadie Considers a 24/7
- a two part series
By Sensuous Sadie
SensuousSadie@aol.com
www.sensuoussadie.com
I
feel a vibration trilling up from my soul. It is a humming, soft and
dark. My nerves are on edge, my head swims. It is not lust or love, I
know those things well enough to know they are not this. It is deeper,
elemental, and primal. I am powerful and powerless, my blood pulsing
through me like a heavy rainstorm.
This feeling with no name is the state of true submission for me, and I
have felt it only a few times in my life. Along the way of two
Dominants, two Submissives and a bunch of one-night-spank-stands, I have
savored its flavors from milquetoast to magic. It is a black-tie taste,
acquired through grace and a sky of very bright stars.
This week I have asked
Tyler
to help me experience it 24/7. We discussed doing it for a limited time,
a three-week contract which could be renewed so neither of us would feel
pressured. This time I want it for more than just a few minutes on a
convenient play evening. I want to know what it feels like to have my
sexuality controlled, not in a temporary fashion forgotten an hour
later, but in a very real, very visceral way. I want to know what it’s
like to serve someone, not just sexually, but in all ways; not just for
the evening, but for the week. I want to know what it’s like to really
turn it over, not just for fun, but for real.
I want to know what it’s like to serve someone of such high caliber. I
want him to take me to all the subspace places I’ve never been. Can he
do it? I know he can, at least on the practical level. Does he also have
the skills for the emotional wraparound which comes along? I don’t
know, and maybe he doesn’t either. But if he makes that leap, the
result will be a powerful dynamic of our interlocking energy.
This is the story of my first 24/7 relationship. But, as negotiations go
forward, I’ve realized my 24/7 desires might not be fulfilled, at
least with this person. I’d thought to write about it after the fact,
but then it might not even happen. It is common for D/s relationships to
burst out of the gate, but falter when life intervenes. I decided to
write it anyway because my friend Elizabeth told me that much of the
story is in the wanting itself, in the passion to pursue this scary,
trembling feeling.
I am no easy conquest. I have my expectations born of Dominants who knew
their stuff, I have my position in Rose & Thorn, and then there is
my personality which ranges from Diva to Semi-Diva. It’s more than
most Dominants can handle, and who could blame them? My Dominant must be
superior in his mind and heart; he must not be afraid of me even deep
down where he thinks I cannot see.
For me to turn control over to him, I need to know he can say “no”
to me. I need to believe it completely. Most Dominants cannot do this
because my mind, my passion, and my drive are stronger than theirs.
It’s not because I have so much experience in BDSM, because in truth I
don’t, compared to many. I have had several long-term relationships
with Dominants, but they were all of the “go out to dinner, come home
and play, then go home” variety. While the passion was there, I knew
whatever it was I was experiencing would be over in a few hours. Now,
today, that is not enough.
There are Dominants whose experience is e-based: e-mail, chat rooms,
phone calls. That is not enough for me. I need the presence of power
over me; I need the comfort of his arms afterward when I cry. Other
Dominants have played at a hundred play parties, flogging and paddling
until the wee hours, but this is not sufficient either. I need privacy
to let go, to allow my submission to soar light and free. Most of all, I
need the connection, not just of someone able to tell me what to do and
have me do it, but the relationship which makes those things meaningful.
I do not care if he owns a thousand dollars of floggers and whips and
cuffs; rather he must have a mind who can see me, really see me. I care
little about “play.” I need connection. It is one thing to play with
someone, but a whole other thing to truly turn it over.
As I wait and we negotiate, I flip from joy to fear. I do not go into
this without trepidation. What will it be like to really belong to
someone? Will I allow my fears to keep me from being genuinely present
with him? Will I balk, struggle against his will? Or will I be able to
finally rest, to settle into his hold with a gentle sigh?
If it is not him, it will be another. I have waited many months, even
years, and I will wait longer if I have to. This time that dark magic
will come by its own power, lifting me up and flying high over the trees
of this mysterious and silent night.
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Sensuous
Sadie is the author of It's Not About the Whip: Love, Sex, and Spirituality in the BDSM Scene
(http://www.trafford.com/robots/03-0551.html).
She is the founder and leader (1999 - 2001) of
Rose
&
Thorn
,
Vermont
's
first BDSM group. Comments, compliments and complaints, as well as
requests for reprinting can be addressed to her at SensuousSadie@aol.com
or visit her website at www.sensuoussadie.com. Sadie believes the universe is abundant, and that sharing information
freely is part of this abundance, so she allows reprints of her writing
in most venues.
Copyright 2003 Sadie Sez Publications

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