No hate but it's a bit sad how hard you are trying. I followed you for soft kinks and now you are sharing knife play, kidnapping ideas, being stepped on. Just be yourself, the right people love you for being into pet play and hypnosis, you do not have to try so hard!
The kink experience isn't a straight line. It changes. What excites me evolves as I learn more about myself. I'm sorry if some of the things I've been sharing make you uncomfortable, but this space exists for me to share my experiences, thoughts, fantasies, desires and questions. It's one of the few places in my life where I don't feel like I have to hide behind shame. It's where I get to be myself, let that be silly, funny, thoughtful, vulnerable, dark, or messy and even sad sometimes.
I don't post for validation, I post because writing helps me understand myself. Not everything I share is something I necessarily want to experience in real life. Sometimes it's simply interesting to explore an idea, a fantasy, or a part of myself I hadn't looked at before. Writing also helps me when I found it hard to speak. A friend give this advise when I didn't had the strength to talk: write... for others or for myself so that is what I have been doing. In my journal and in here because it helps clear the clutter in my head.
I've always been drawn to consensual non-consent as a fantasy and this was always mentioned even in my previous blog. For me, it's a helpful way to process the absurd amount of violence I've experienced from both men and women throughout my life. It is a very powerful imagine that someone can hurt me because I give them consent to versus someone hurting me simply because they can.
People are complicated. I can be a soft, eager puppy desperate for affection one day, and another day I might find myself drawn to fantasies that are much darker. I used to think pain had no place in my sexuality, yet recently I I was talking to a friend about the fact that I'm actually intrigued by the idea of women hurting me.
If my journey makes you uncomfortable, I genuinely understand. You don't have to follow it. In your position, I might choose to unfollow too. I am however allowed to change and discover new parts of myself and i am absolutely allowed to talk about them without apologising for their existence.