When I created this blog, it was intended for me. Oh, there were a select group of people that I offered the link to...eight, in total. I also began signing other blog-comments with "Beloved's girl" and the link. I did not hide the blog from the public...but I don't think I advertised the new D/s blog on the block outright.
Every once in a while, I get a comment from someone I don't recognize, and it makes me wonder who is reading, and why. If every entry were about hot sex or insightful or SOMETHING, I might understand, but lately there have been days when I just feel blah and the best I can offer is a silly quiz or other bloggy meme. How did you find me? Who are you? I wish I knew who it was that was privy to my admissions and confessions.
*wry smile* Well, maybe I don't. It would be unnerving to find out my great-aunt was reading. Although, to quote Kaya, if they found it, it means they were looking. :-S
*comes out of the shadows* hehe I'm so over dramatic..
ReplyDeleteI found your blog through DragonMage's blog which I found through a tag surf on wordpress.
As a person who is interested in D/s relationships (on more than the "ooh kinky *stupid giggle*" level), your posts are usually very insightful. Even if they are just you talking about feeling blah or doing a quiz.
With the stereotypes that BDSM and its practitioners have, giving it a human face and voice helps move it beyond the image of the circus sideshow Pro-Domme all wrapped up in shiny leather with severe makeup and the ultra tight ponytail.
*giggles* Well, I'm not a PRO and I'm a terrible Domme, but I can dust off the leather pants and put my hair in a ultra tight pony tail... Maybe I'll ask Beloved to take a picture!
ReplyDelete*sobers slightly* but yes, I agree. So much of the "easy to find" bdsm info on the net is there for shock-value. Until I started finding blogs of real people, I hesitated to wade into the waters myself, and I'm still dreading the deep end! *wink*
Thanks for peeking out of the shadows once in a while!
I came across your blog through reading 'the story of m' blog. I love to find others who love as I do. Most of my life I found my love rejected as too 'cloying'. Not so with my Master, and reading the accounts of other subs in loving relationships somehow validates my feelings.
ReplyDeleteI too am fascinated as to who reads my blog. Not many do, I'm afraid, judging from the lack of comments!I'm afraid its not the best of blogs! But that's not the point...it's just an outlet for me, and it also lets Sir look deeper into my heart.
Let's keep at it!