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i have been with my boyfriend for nearly 2 years. Before him i was collared to a very abusive Master. The abuse did not completely put me off of a D/s relationship and several months ago i began to ask my current partner to explore some rougher things than we'd done in the past. He was okay with light bondage and spanking, but never really seemed to enjoy himself. Eventually, we tried heavier bondage, used more toys, and i began to urge him to be more dominant in the bedroom.
He knew fairly early on in our relationship what my relationship with my ex was like. He didn't know all of the details, but didn't act appalled by what he knew. More recently i asked him to take this to the next level, and move it out of the bedroom.
i told him that i wanted him to become my Dom and eventually my Master, not just while we were having sex, but throughout our lives. He agreed to try for a while, but had a lot of trouble making any sort of rules or carrying out any punishments. We came up with some rules together, smaller things like eye contact and how i should address him.
Throughout everything, he never seemed to enjoy being the dominant one in our relationship. i spoke with a Dom i know, and it was brought to my attention that it was possible my boyfriend was a submissive. i'd never really thought about it, but decided to try something.
One night, i decided to take control, just to see how he would react. i've never seen him so content. i love my boyfriend. He is my world. But i am a very submissive person, and really do need someone to control me in a relationship or i am a horrible person. It's something that seems to be built into me. If i'm not controlled, i'm a little nutty. There is no way for me to go outside of our relationship for what i need, and i do need to be dominated somehow. He does not want to. i want our relationship to work, but i am afraid that with both of us having submissive personalities it won't. Should i just hide my feelings about this and make that my submission?

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okay can you think on something as well have him think on this?  What if you both have the same Dom over you, but not in the bedroom?

It is a different look at things and it could help you both.  If you find your local area munches and attend so that you can meet others in your area, it can become a place to grow and to get to know others who can help you along your way.

Just an idea, and my three cents.

thanks for the question,

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Life questions in the area of D/s and real life relationships. I have been active in the Lifestyle for over 18 years and live it real time. Active in local munches for the last 16 years. Have practical life experiences that have brought me to a greater understanding of my self and the lifestyle. There is some part or aspect of the lifestyle in each part of my day. I am constantly thinking about something in the lifestyle. There is no part of my day that is not centered around the D/s lifestyle.

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I have been active in the community for over 19 years. I have been helping people for the last 14 years on a number of boards. And I write articles for different on line as well other D/s publications. Have a published book and am now working on the second one. Helping other as well promoting the lifestyle in a healthy, safe way is what I want to keep trying to do.

Organizations
Spokane Power Exchange. Salem OR area...Wet Spot

Publications
D/s World .... Fbot..."The Subbie Journal" www.Fetlife.com

Education/Credentials
I have finished my Master's degree and have spent a great deal of time in the fields of physiology. And I did a D/s study for my Master's thesis, and I was surprised with the out come. D/s views may not be defined but most all relationships have some aspect of them. Have a D/s book "The subbie Journal? in it's third printing.

Awards and Honors
I have several for best article of the month from D/s World.

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