Sunday, June 15, 2014

A Place to Call Home

If you can believe it, there are still somethings that frighten me.

My snarky and bullheadedness just leaves and makes way for a girl who is unsure of herself and timid.

I recently found out that there was a swingers club in my town. Of course, in my sexual nature it intrigued me a lot but I wrote it off, thinking that I could never go there. I wouldn't go alone and I surely would find none to go with me.

But then I found the community. I found [Mostly Harmless] and he changed my life.

The "underground" BDSM community that I wanted, that I sought after had been found. It turns out they have lavish parties and meetups and are extremely active yet entirely respectable. I was invited to go to the latest party. I was terrified. I don't like being this girl who doesn't know the ropes and doesn't know what to expect. I don't like being this girl.

So I could have stayed home. I could have been beaten by my own insecurities. But instead, I took my life into my own hands and went to that swingers club for a BDSM lifestyle party. I vaped an entire tank with my vaporizer. I looked like a lost puppy. But it was worth it. I walked into the most erotic scenes of my life. This is a turning point. I feel it.

I had to tell myself again that you can't change your stars without hard work. Exploring your sexuality can be scary and it can be intimidating but I encourage you to do it. Be heteroflexible, be spanked, be tied, be anything you fucking want!

4 comments:

  1. Don't forget that there are people who are your home, your family, even if they don't participate in that lifestyle with you. It's very easy to meet a new group of people and be easily taken up with them. Just don't forget those that were there before. :-)

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  2. I really like the new blog style. Interesting post. Wish there was more to read :)

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  3. I am glad that you are brave enough to write about your experiences, this is something I think every self explorer should do, and being able to share it with others who are curious and may need that slight pat on the back saying "it's ok" is even better. Keep up the good work and having fun!

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