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Good day.
I’ve been involved in the BDSM community since August of 2010. I was introduced by a fantastic friend, and have thoroughly enjoyed the crazy ride it has been thus far. Since my interest in BDSM began, my life has completely changed. I’ve rediscovered many sides I’ve been suppressing for the past few years, as well as a few new realizations about myself. However, let’s move on.
First, a few things about me. I'm a fairly logical person, but I tend to base many of my decisions off of my senses, as opposed to the logic. I like to think everything through, but I rarely make the best choice, simply because I am curious to see how my other choice will turn out. I spent 5 years in the US Marines, despite being relatively rebellious. The Marines taught me a lot about leadership, and that there are proper times for everyone to put aside their Dominance. Right now, I'm going to college for game production, but I’m considering changing schools and degrees. I would really like to switch to a degree in psychology. Ever since I was young, I’ve wanted to help others who are struggling with many of the things that I’ve struggled with. Especially foster children.
A few of my favorite kinks and toys:
*BITING!! I love biting. On both sides of it :)
*Bare bottom, bare handed spankings- I thoroughly enjoy the intimacy and closeness of this.
*My single tail, which was a gift from the wonderful humblehannah. Thanks, dear!
*My coaxial cable flogger, which is quite intimidating, and lots of fun.
I am a very shy and quiet person at first. So if you see me sitting in the back, observing, don’t think I’m a creeper or anything. I’m just getting comfortable.
I like to make my own toys. Using something you create feels much more personal in my opinion. So far, I’ve made a few floggers, but I would be more than willing to learn about all sorts of other methods of infliction. I’d also like to learn how to make different bondage furniture.
One of my biggest pet peeves is improper grammar and misspelling. For instance, saying “u” instead of “you”, or “there” instead of “their”, etc. I make grammatical mistakes quite often, but I do my best to avoid them.
I believe that submission is a gift, only to be given to those who have earned the respect and trust of a submissive.
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