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DisForDaddy
| Hetero Male, 55, Branchland, West Virginia
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Why choose a Daddy Dom?
Everything. Treat women respectfully. Earn and spend money. Travel. Eat. Fuck.
Older men have patience, in and out of the bedroom. Foreplay doesnt start...or only last...five minutes after you get naked. With us, it often starts hours in advance and never really stops. We understand that your mind and your heart are the most important sexual organs and we know how to expose and nurture them.
Older men want to draw out your pleasure. Not simply so that you can have a bigger, better orgasms (and you will), but because they enjoy watching what they do to you, and how your body reacts. Theres no wham-bam-thank-you-maam.
Older men believe in ladies first, and often. Our goal isnt to simply cum and be done. And even getting that one orgasm out of you is not a goal. We love foreplay, we dont mind working hard for your orgasms plural. We take pride when we provide orgasm after orgasm that leaves you shaking, breathless and weak. Personally, I like when you lose count. And believe me I will make you count them out. Ill even let you pick the number you want ahead of time. And then Ill obliterate it, no matter which number you pick.
Older men, in general also have better control over their bodies, whether its experience or maturity we take longer to finish. Older men can give you multiple orgasms, spend hours on foreplay, have sex as long as you want, changing positions fifteen times, and still not have an orgasm of their own.
Young men dont necessarily gr that the point of sex isnt necessarily to get yourself off. For us, sex is about the connection, the intimacy, and the shared pleasure.
For me, cuming is nice, but its not necessary for me to have an absolutely amazing time. For me, its all about my ability to provide you with pleasure and my absolute command over your experience, whether its a quickie or a six hour solid afternoon fuck session.
Try us. Youll love us.
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6/6/2023 1:07:49 PM: 5 Traits Dominants Are Looking For In a Submissive
YMMV: It's important to note that all relationships and personal preferences vary greatly among individuals. However, here are five qualities most Dominants are looking for in a D/s relationship:
Trustworthiness: Dominant individuals often value trust as a fundamental aspect of their relationship. They seek a submissive partner who is reliable, honest, and can be trusted to communicate openly and honestly about their desires, needs, and boundaries.
Respect and obedience: Dominant individuals typically look for a submissive partner who respaspects their authority and is willing to obey their instructions within the agreed-upon boundaries of the relationship. This involves a mutual understanding and clear communication about limits and consent.
Subservience: Dominant individuals may desire a submissive partner who enjoys fulfilling their needs and desires, and who derives pleasure from serving and pleasing them. This can manifest in various ways, such as performing acts of service, physical or emotional intimacy, or engaging in specific power dynamics.
Communication and responsiveness: Dominant individuals value a submissive partner who is attentive and responsive to their guidance and instructions. They may appreciate a partner who actively communicates their thoughts, feelings, and desires, allowing for a better understanding of each other's needs and preferences.
Vulnerability and surrender: Dominant individuals often seek a partner who is willing to surrender control and be vulnerable within the established boundaries of their dynamic. This can involve the submissive partner relinquishing decision-making authority to the dominant and finding pleasure or fulfillment in their submission.
Finally, it's worth mentioning that any relationship involving dominance and submission should always be consensual, built on trust, and characterized by clear communication. Both partners should have a mutual understanding of boundaries, desires, and consent, and should prioritize each other's emotional and physical well-being. Consent and respect should always be the foundation of any healthy relationship dynamic.
'Now you know, and knowing is half the battle.' - G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero.
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