ExistentialSteel
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Of course if you asked a psychiatrist this question, he would ask you to tell him why you thought you felt that way. He would listen attentively and relate to you as a human while you expressed your thoughts and emotions. You would feel better, pay him and go home. Okay, seriously, many have the same thoughts and wonder about them or feel guilty that they are attracted to such things. These desires and questions are what bring many to BDSM. We all begin with primal feelings of violent conquest from a dominant or submissive view as puberty begins, yet, as we learn to function in society, suppress this innate drive usually to the point of denial. We deny that we every felt that way. We go to great extremes to say we do not feel that way or never have. Many who find BDSM have worked through guilt feelings with rationalizations of various kinds or understandings that the desires are not abnormal. Controlling desires in channeled, metaphorical roles is how we live our fantasies safely.
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For those who are like Roman Candles leaving bright trails in the night sky while the crowd watches until the dark blue center light bursts into magnificent colors and the crowd goes, ahhhhhhhhhh.
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