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Too Much of the Kinky Stuff

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Q: I am dating a man who is into all sorts of kinky stuff. How can I be sure that his fantasies are normal pleasure wishes or if they are border line perverted?

 

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I hear your concern about whether your boyfriend's fantasies are somewhat unconventional but your most trusted source of reference should be you-what feels comfortable and what doesn't.  

Never play out a fantasy that scares you, hurts you or compromises your sense of self in any way just because your partner dares you or humiliates you (time to ask why you're in the relationship).  If, however, you trust him and there is some curiousity, playfulness and gentleness between you, go ahead, knowing you can say stop at any point and he'll immediately respect your decision because he appreciates you.

What kind of vibe do you get from this guy in general?  Does he seem like someone who can meet your needs and with whom you share things in common in other areas of life?  It would be ideal if you could discuss your dreams, goals, etc and get into fantasies.  Rather than wondering if he's off the scale, ask for details.  If his sexual pleasures are not yours, let him know that you have a need to set limits and not be involved in doing certain things.  It's OK for both of you to fantasize about anything you like, different as they may be, as long as the thoughts and images enhance the pleasure between you, but he should not expect you to act something out if you've tried it and it doesn't work for you.  Best situation-talk and compromise.    


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John
Comment on "Too Much of the Kinky Stuff"
written by John, January 12, 2010
Yeah, don't worry so much about what your man is thinking, or whether his thinking is okay or not. YOU are the one who matters here. Whatever your guy is offering, enjoy it. If it bothers you, then don't do it.

I was in a relationship with a woman who enjoyed experimenting with fantasies, both hers and mine. We had a code word we used when our limit was reached. She let me play out a rape fantasy with her a few times, and it was some of the best sex either of us had ever had. The code word is very important, and must be respected by both. That ensures trust between both, and let's her know that she is really in control. In that way she could scream, cry, tell me to stop, fight, and allow us both to really get into it, really live out the fantasy. . . . yep, it was good stuff!

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