Sex Question to all CDs from a curious GG
Hello everyone,
I apologize in advance if this question seems intrusive, I really don't mean to be rude, but I am making an ongoing effort to understand CDing, specifically as it relates to my husband.
My question is this: Do you feel that CDing is part of your sexuality? For example, my husband, a CD, would prefer to be submissive in bed, "serving" me, as it were. I think most people would agree that has traditionally been the "feminine" role in sex, so I correlate that desire with his dressing in a way.
I wonder if this is very common, or if there are CDs out there who, when it's time to have sex, just "switch", rip the clothes off and have at it, enjoying what society tends to think of as the "masculine" role, the "taker."
So often, I hear, "it's just clothes." I know that for my husband, that's just not true. There is definitely a desire to identify as a woman in bed. How about for you all?
Best wishes,
Kali GG
Interesting provocative question
I have to say that I enjoy combining both the masculine and feminine energies when being intimate. I enjoy the feelings I get when intimate with a woman, and also enjoy being submissive and receiving pleasure from her as well. The clothing has always been erotic for me as I am very tactile and sensual. I like it on her, and me as well.......if we both are in beautiful sexy lingerie......well.....WOW. The main thing is to enjoy eachother and find what you both get pleasure from. I think I like pleasing my lover better than being pleased...making me a servant type I guess. I can think of nothing more intimate than being two girls together. Good question, and the best to you and your spouse. Greta 0.02
Stereotype vs. Stereotype
In this corner... Prince Charming
In this corner... Submissive CD
Sexuality is so complicated isn't it? I mean, the male is supposed to do this... and the female is supposed to do that and we have procreation.
Now that that's settled, what we really have is two people who have proclaimed their love and desire for each other.
Setting aside the "roles" the "Victorian Age" assigned to each of us by our birth sex, we as human beings have aspects both masculine and feminine within us. Not some, but ALL of us.
Masculine does not equal strength any more than feminine equals weak. Marriage by it's very nature is a mutually agreed submission, one to the other. If we need rules for our lives, including our sexuality, we know through history and theology that the Stronger shall serve the Weaker and that both will benefit greatly. So who really serves who?
If one is weak whether it be in body or Spirit (will), then is it submissive or "feminine" if they serve, or is it a matter of natural selection?
If one is weak, yet hides the insecurity and lack of grounding with a domineering or bullying manner, is that masculine?
On the other hand, if one is strong in both body AND Spirit, and chooses to serve, is it submission? If so, is it feminine... or is it masculine... or... does it have a gender at all?
People sometimes fall in love with the role they picture their partner in rather than the living, breathing person they accepted as their mate.
If your CD husband doesn't give you pleasure by "taking his pleasure in you", (Prince Charming) then shame on him. If you don't take your pleasure in your CD husband and express your needs and desires directly and clearly to him, (feminine prerogative) then shame on you.
Societal roles are assigned to give us the right to "judge", this is "right", or this is "wrong".
Given the choice, would you rather be right, or would you rather be happy?
The choice IS yours.
Love each other first and always.