I thought men sharing/trading their boys was more common.

I know that being "whored out," is also a common enough term, but I haven't met many doms who do this. I think porn has ruined many things for me, but I'd be interested to know if anyone has had a different lived experience than me.

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u/RaptJem — 10 days ago

Fellow subs, what's the most extreme thing you've done in order to prove yourself for a guy?

With so many scammers, photo hunters, and outright liars, I think meeting guys online is basically over, especially when they demand so much before they'll meet.

If anyone has anything better than real-time video chat, let me know.

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u/RaptJem — 1 month ago

I was ify on doing a roleplay, but it was kinda hot in the end.

He wanted me to be his stepbrother home from college, who was inexperienced and innocent. He was my older brother, who gave me a spiked drink that made me a little incapacitated so he could touch me. After a while his boyfriend would come home and catch us, but would also take advantage of me while I was basically asleep.

I wasn't sure about the whole thing, but it went pretty well. I haven't done any roleplays before, but I get the appeal if people can keep it going and stick to their "part" for lack of a better word.

Is roleplay just a lost art or are more of you into this than I know?

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u/RaptJem — 2 months ago

A bit floored by the doms in this community

Mainly posted here because I thought my ex was lurking in this group but I found a really supportive and engaged community.

I think I'll always be a sub, but my ideas about what that means have changed. A few of the men on here have DM'ed me or left comments that changed the way I think.

  1. Having some boundaries, at least at first, can build trust.

  2. It's ok to be femme, it's a lot of work to take on a fake masc persona to be with someone.

  3. Doms can be overwhelmed too. Trying to be with a 'submissive cnc femme cumslut' could be intimidating for a guy who just wants to fuck a boy in a public bathroom and then go home.

  4. Say 'no' and then just deal with the consequences.

I really think the next time I go out and look for someone, I'll do better.

Thx.

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u/RaptJem — 3 months ago

How is almost every guy here a 9 or 10?

Feeling average at best, haha.

u/RaptJem — 3 months ago

Lying to myself about being in love with my ex.

Yup. It was love, no more pretending like I didn't love him.

His close friend asked me to visit this weekend, which was weird. I asked why, he was like, why do you think?

I ignored him until my ex Dom, who broke up with me, texted me that his "open hole policy" for me still applied to his friends.

I didn't play any games, I did exactly what everyone expected, but I haven't heard from him again since.

I thought maybe he'd reach out, and that feeling made me give this a shot, but I doubt he'll reach out again.

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u/RaptJem — 3 months ago