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deepthink

Male Switch, 31, 'philly, Pennsylvania
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About deepthink

Highly intelligent, a great sense of humour and a good conversationalist (unless gagged of course!!).

I am considered good looking, and possess a well-maintained body. (pics are available separately,but not shown here for discretion). Most people think I am at least 10 years younger than my age.


I have never smoked, haven't consumed alcohol in over 30 years, and never tried illicit drugs. I love martial arts (as long as my butt doesn't get kicked too much!)

In real life, I'm fairly alpha, though down to earth. However, in the boudoir, I enjoy role playing as a sub, and love to be in service of a dominant lady. Not a pain slut, but willing to explore new things. I would even consider myself to be bi-curious, if the right opportunity "came" along
I sent someone a note the other day.  It was not sexual.  that person's sexual and/or BDSM interests were not at all compatible with mine.  It was purely a cordial note to say hello, and that we shared some other interests.

the note was "deleted unread".

I realise there are a lot of trolls out there who don't even bother to read profiles, and they become tiresome.

However, to arbitrarily "delete unread" means that you might actually be missing something (important?).


I guess this is a case of "living in ignorant bliss"?  
Curiously, many people criticise cheaters.     From one perspective, I know its wrong.     People often say if you aren't happy in your existing relationship, then get out of it.  What if you are 90% happy, but its just not possible to find that extra 10% at home (for example a partner who is completely unwilling to expore BDSM)?   Should you dump that near-perfect relationship and try to start all over again, perhaps never achieving anything even close to what you had?     Or maybe you should deny yourself that extra 10%?     Giving up would mean you never have the chance to achieve that 100%.  What if your partner is already 100% happy? Should your partner have the right to deny you that extra 10%?    Life is often about compromises, but is compromise necessary?   Hmmm, what if you could find that extra 10% elsewhere, without risking the 90% you already have.......?
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