I lie and wait for the triple header I know is coming,
Full-time D/s
Husband Punishes Wife Without Spanking
There is a serious lack of information on any sort of husband-led relationship that includes disciplines without spanking. Seriously, every time you type it in, whether you’re looking for tips or support or erotic or that damn porn that always creeps up begging for clicks, because heaven forbid you want information not found in highly unrealistic pornography.
We have a relationship with punishment and domination without spanking. In fact, I haven’t been spanked in years. Not only because I’ve been so good. Also because that’s not the way our D/s works.
We Come Together Again
Wondering, worrying
Sometimes, our sex life is so great. Like, a 9/10. And I say that only because I always want to leave room for improvement and growth.
There’s domination, rape, when I’m very lucky bondage. (He likes to use his hands, bore!)
I feel so close to him during the day. We laugh a lot together. I think about how good our marriage is and how happy I am.
Sometimes, our sex life is not so great. He seems lazy and uninspired; he tells me he’s busy at work. I understand this, but I yearn. I want to be passive, not the one who has to entice and convince and hope and climb on top. I’m disappointed. He pokes around with the lack of skill I imagine a teenage boy would have. He comes too soon. He takes too long to come. He does not want to dominate me.
When those bad times happen, he tells me he’s tired, it’s just a fluke. When the good times happen he retroactively acts like he planned it all along. Oh, I meant to pretend to fall asleep and upset you and then wake up and rape you. I totally meant to have sex on a fertile day even before you begged me for it. Part of me wants to rejoice that we’re so in tune. But the other part of me thinks, is this too in tune? If the bad occasions are a fluke, is it probable the good ones are, too?
Temporary Equality
Becoming A Weaker Woman
“Are you making me into a weak woman?” I asked.
My Dom seemed confused. “Why would you think that?”
Why would I think that? Because now it seems like I’ve become used to relying on him to make every decision I don’t feel like making. I can’t decide between the chicken and the fish. Which one do I want, babe? I’m not sure if I’d like fries to go with that for only a dollar. Do I want fries, babe?
If I want something, I say so. And he doesn’t care. But if I’m hesitating, I turn to him. Even on the smallest things.
I’ve noticed an alarming pattern to my answers when my parents ask me questions. “Getting a new car? I don’t know if we’ve started looking. Ask him.” Or, “Utilities high this month? I have no idea. Ask him.” Or, “Are the bills paid on time? I don’t know. He always takes care of that.”