Sarah Jameson often reminds us that: “we should be careful what we wish for.” Sound advice indeed. But, just because we should be careful about wanting something does not guarantee that we will end up feeling that we shouldn’t have gotten it. Achieving those things we have wished for, worked for, made ourselves deserving of and finally taken, while still retaining your original desire for, are sweeter than anything those who have never dared follow their hearts can ever know.
In the movie Sucker Punch the wise man said the following:
For those who fight for it, life has a flavour the sheltered will never know.
Robert Anthony’s caption “I know we agreed to two months…” reminded me of those moments where I have experienced the joy of having gotten what I have wished for.
One of those moments happen when its simply my wife and I talking. No role-playing, no fantasies just us - two people being themselves. Then, in those moments when she shares with me how much she enjoys the experience of orgasm denial and with no prompting from anyone other than herself shares with me how much she’d like me to remain so. Nothing get’s me as hot as knowing this is real. I got what I wished for and she loves what I have wanted as much as I do.
Thanks for the link. Too many 'really's in that caption, but never mind. Glad you are enjoying what you wished for!
ReplyDeleteThat is the goal of many... To suddenly realize that his Mistress is enjoying the whole experience. Relish the feeling, the moment, for it won't last forever. But the joy of knowing that she is no longer doing what you want, but rather what she wants can have a calming effect. It gives one a satisfaction that (hopefully) will never go away.
ReplyDeleteI hope that you continue to enjoy what you wished for. I can confirm that it's truly wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI have to agree very much that when Femdom moves from being a game to being real, the intensity of feelings increases 1000 fold. It is a shame more women do not understand what they can induce in their sub and themselves by making the transition.
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