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You can’t help but invest others with some of who you are, what you want, particularly semi-anonymous strangers like myself. In fleshly life getting to know someone else - unless they are saddeningly simple - can take energy, intelligence and time.
So it is doubtful how much anyone who reads me here will ever know me. Given that you may have a kink you hope to see embodied in what I say about myself or report happening to me adds another filter. And in this site I distill one portion of who I am and how I feel about Alexandra.
I hope those of you’ve been reading a while or may come to by a steady reader in the future will understand that I’d love her even with out the fetish play.
Ah, play, a word both good and bad for what we do. The good: that it distances our time together from those folks for whom dominance and submission are deadly serious. The bad: that it might suggest what we share isn’t significant. Something that ecstatic, self-realizing experience can never be.
This sounds too earnest. It often discourages me that the levity that is usually in the back of my mind smiling at myself and the world at large doesn’t come through more often.
That levity does vanish often in ‘play.’ The surrender is genuine. When my won will vanishes and obedience is involuntary we are both very happy.
Oh, heck, let me just say I love her.


Comments
I love the word play. Playing a role is not the same as acting or play-acting. Most things in society, are about playing roles. And these roles are real, they are deliberate uses of a certain trait of your personality. We are constantly filtering the full spectrum of our being down into the small band that is appropriate for the occasion. And so it is with D/s.
Posted by: Alexandra | May 29, 2005 1:30 PM
Play is a good word. People ‘play’ to have fun, experience happiness. You can never have too much fun or be too happy.
I just don’t people to feel that I’m trivializing what we do together.
Posted by: Richard | May 29, 2005 2:44 PM