serviceunityyc Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago I suggest we all have a notions of ideal sex play; our desires, kinks and fantasies creating our own hot story to live out. It seems (to me) very hard to find someone that connects on all those levels and chemistry of what really awakens my base desires. I mean, any interaction has to be give and take (even D/s has its roles) but all of the desires have to have mutual interest, or else someone is faking a good time. Really, its like any other relationship, and how many really good ones are out there. I often wonder, is that why hook ups are so hot? There is no pressure of what happens next because your not expecting it - your at your most honest because who cares you will never see that person again, most selfish and at the same time most willing to do something that you ever will be, because there is no commitment beyond that moment or recriminations to follow So my ask is, is that all bullshit? Does partnered or occasional partners lead to deeper experiences, or do those bonds alter the base desire on the alter of nurturing a relationship? Quote
Bearhole Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago Both forms of experience — the fleeting, pressure-free hookup and the deep, evolving connection — can be genuinely erotic and real. They just draw from different parts of our sexual selves. The key is awareness - knowing which experience you’re seeking at a given time, being honest with partners about that, and recognizing that desire is dynamic. For some, deep bonds amplify arousal; for others, novelty or distance does. For most, it’s a shifting balance between the two. Quote
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