I should first explain I am legally blind; that means I can see some things but not small or distant stuff. It's not a major issue for me, but I want to make sure it's not an issue for you. I have a lifetime of adapting to it, but you may need some time. Because of that I may miss some body language and facial expressions, so communicating clearly is key. It also prevents me from driving, but beyond those two issues, I can do most things.
At heart, I'm a nice guy who enjoys many things, both vanilla and spicy. Communication is the cornerstone of any functional relationship, that goes double for fetishes; consent is another major component of a successful fetish relationship. I'm eager to work to ensure we always have safe fun and I'm willing to take my time to get things right. I'm a retired government accountant so you know I'm trustworthy, patient and careful.
Ideally, I'd like a long-term relationship, but I'm open to other experiences in my search for someone. I enjoy the intellectual and emotional aspects of the lifestyle most.
Some of my vanilla interests include technology, politics, economics, science fiction, fantasy, horror, and videogames. I also frequently go to the gym and would love to have someone to exercise with, at least a little.
I'm up for trying anything safe as long as we know what we're doing, research is part of the fun. It also can't hurt anyone else.
The fewer people the less chance of conflict. So sticking to single people is easiest. But a person with a consenting partner who is either involved or not is still a viable option. It depends who is out there that suits you, maybe you can find someone single or maybe not. It's your call. For Read more… me, I prefer single people because it is so much easier.
Or without worry?
Cheating aside, expecting a text at some point seems unclear. BDSM also requires a lot of communication, so they should have expressed their feelings before ending it, but they may have tried or not felt comfortable to do so. Try to establish and maintain a bidirectional communication trend where Read more… both of you can express concerns openly and without ***.
Normal? Yes. Wanted? Polite? No. There are many who do that, but it's not something you need to accept. I've seen several submissive women who specifically say they don't want that. I don't do that, and I'm sure many others don't. So if you like it, that's fine, enjoy the site; if you don't Read more… like it, that's fine, reject the ones who do and focus on the ones who don't, and consider putting a warning not to send such messages on your profile. Either way, there are plenty of people who would match your interests.
I started as a sub, but after some negative real experiences, transitioned to a Dom.
A lack of honesty is the downfall of any relationship...in my view, at least.
I've noticed that they only appear on the mobile app (Android for me) when you haven't gotten that one yet, but in the desktop browser (Chrome in my case) they're always there. So pick whatever works best for you.