Deleted Member Posted March 20, 2021 Posted March 20, 2021 Do you think I’m strong enough? To keep hold of this air in my chest Do you think I’m tough enough? To end my dreams of eternal rest Resilience. Adversity. Oh sorry tale It taught me the truth In silence I wail No one will notice And no one will care So I’ll be a good girl Parading my lair What if I’m tired of this mask on my face? Who would I speak to of my darkest desire? Is there really a place I could ever feel safe? Or will I always be ashes never rising from fire?
Deleted Member Posted March 21, 2021 Author Posted March 21, 2021 I hide behind the mask daily to hide my true self afraid to let loose who I am inside daring to be that fire out of control embracing every darkest desire, a sadistic devil layered within
Leisa Posted March 21, 2021 Posted March 21, 2021 We all wear a mask and that’s ok. There are different masks for different facets of our lives. There are certain masks that must always be maintained because we do have to live in the world but there’s also your true self who’s mask gets to come off once you find someone to trust with your inner self. Not wanting to date and get into a strictly vanilla relationship anymore I’ve started asking questions before investing my time and energy into someone just to find out later our lifestyles won’t mesh. The question I always ask someone either before if I have gotten to develop a friendly demeanor with or by the end of the first date is if they know what BDSM is and if they’re willing to explore that part of themselves. I’d they look uncomfortable it’s an automatic friend zone. Embrace your mask but know when it’s right for you to let it slip off.
Deleted Member Posted March 22, 2021 Author Posted March 22, 2021 thanks for the reply on that has helped a lot
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