I was having this conversation about my therapist (I'm working through some grief issues) and mentioned how I wished I could be more confident in social situations. She pointed out that I feel pretty confident in my appointments -- which is true, after a bit, I really do. I don't know why I can do it when I'm paid and when I'm not, it's so hard. She suggested that I take what is good about my Duchess persona and apply to parts of my life where I want to be more this or that.
I was intrigued by this approach and the sense of it. Then I started thinking about the ways Duchess has made the "real me" a better person. As a result of my work as a provider, I feel I am more open now -- to different kinds of people, points of view, backgrounds, experiences. It has truly opened up my world a bit that way. I am friendlier and have become a (somewhat) better listener. I feel like I am more giving, both emotionally and physically, to people I love, my friends. For example, now I hug more! And I am more transparent about my feelings. Maybe this has come from maturity, and certainly being a mom changed me a lot, but maybe the hobby also helped. Anyway, I feel like it did. I feel much more comfortable with people than I once did. I really did not expect to be changed in these ways, going into the hobby. I thought it would be "bad" for me. But on balance, it has been good for me. Would I trade it for a husband and civvie lifestyle, yes, in a heartbeat. But I can't say that it has turned out to be the negative experience I feared it would be. There are good things about it. I mean, the sex!I am no longer intimidated by beautiful women nor does their 'sexuality' hold sway over me (well not as much). In turn, I've found IRL women are more attracted to me because I'm a challenge. Wish I had learned all this much earlier in life, but c'est la vie.
The thing I find most humor is that I frequently check out women and think, "I've had better"!
i choose to not date. its just not for me..
(unless i can find a guy who is comfortably retired and wants to travel the world with my doggies and give me lots of space and i promise to repay him with lots of blowjobs)
but i used to always complain about what guys did when i did date...
now when my friends say things that their boyfriends are doing that annoy them, i really have so much more patience. i realize that most men dont do things to intentionally piss women off.. i tell my girlfriends, "they are just missing a few screws" lol lol
we are just so different.
women talk a lot. we dont always care if you listen. but when we want you to listen, youre in trouble if you aren't. the problem is.. weeding through the 208 hours a week that we talk to find the 3 that we need to you be listening to.
men have their quirks. sometimes we can't stand each other. but its mainly because we are wired differently.
xx
Great perspectives on women, men, and relationships!
I wish all women had the same perspective and were as secure as you.
Just me, but I don't mind listening to a lady friend talk. I just wish she would tell me when she really needed to be listened too, when she needs a hug, when she needs encouragement, when she needs to be left alone, when she needs advice, when she needs a sounding board, when she needs to be made love too, when she needs to be ravaged, etc. just tell me what you want instead of leaving it to chance I will intuitively know and then being pissed at me when I'm oblivious.
Thanks, Alyssa
thats why i said you have to figure out those handful of hours that we are rambling on that are actually important!! lol lol
if you ever have doubt that we aren't happy, just put us in the car and take us to macys and buy us a nice pair of shoes and a purse. if we dont ask where you would like to go to dinner afterwards and finish your night off with a blowjob, well.. dump us. we aren't appreciative of your efforts. haha.
(substitute shoes and purse with whatever makes your lady happy - mini vaca, spa day, whatever)
Restarting my sex life after many years of celibacy gave me a sense of self worth and a practical reason to get in shape - leading to a loss of over 50 pounds and becoming a gym regular. That led to my getting off statins and more than halving my blood pressure medication as well as more energy.
Has made me much more cognizant of and therefore attentive to oral hygiene - have gotten best dental checkups of my life.
Made me more aware of need to show up at appointed time - I never had problem with being late, but now I know not to show up early either. I had made that blunder in social situations before. Now I never will.
By seeing the same wonderful, and patient, provider, I finally became much more aware of what I was doing sexually from kissing to coming and that enabled me to improve to the benefit of us both (at least I think so).
I also have become much more open minded and more confident around attractive women (still have a long way to go though).
I have learned that attraction is not the only thing in that chemistry equation. I have had the most erotic- emotionally and physically- with men that previously I may not have even considered. Certainly I have been with many races, ages, and backgrounds that I may have never had an opportunity to explore in this intimate fashion.
not really positions or "moves" in the bedroom but just helping her relax.
I was intrigued by this approach and the sense of it. Then I started thinking about the ways Duchess has made the "real me" a better person. As a result of my work as a provider, I feel I am more open now -- to different kinds of people, points of view, backgrounds, experiences. It has truly opened up my world a bit that way. I am friendlier and have become a (somewhat) better listener. I feel like I am more giving, both emotionally and physically, to people I love, my friends. For example, now I hug more! And I am more transparent about my feelings. Maybe this has come from maturity, and certainly being a mom changed me a lot, but maybe the hobby also helped. Anyway, I feel like it did. I feel much more comfortable with people than I once did. I really did not expect to be changed in these ways, going into the hobby. I thought it would be "bad" for me. But on balance, it has been good for me. Would I trade it for a husband and civvie lifestyle, yes, in a heartbeat. But I can't say that it has turned out to be the negative experience I feared it would be. There are good things about it. I mean, the sex!
So how about you? Providers and guys? Has your involvement in the hobby changed you? In good ways?
One thing I've really liked about the hobby is that I don't tie my emotions into having sex as I did when I was not working in the industry. Sex always complicated things in relationships for me but I view sex very differently now, in a good way.
One of the negatives- outside of the hobby if I'm dating someone, I can get really lazy in bed because I'm not getting graded on my performance and being paid to perform well.
the expectations are higher.
One of the negatives- outside of the hobby if I'm dating someone, I can get really lazy in bed because I'm not getting graded on my performance and being paid to perform well.
It completely changed my life, and mostly for the better I think. It has prepared me in many ways for the next phase of my life, as I am moving on to pursue a relationship and hopefully family. I was so bottled-up before. But now, having met so many amazing ladies and demystifing what sex with stunningly beautiful women is like, I think I am ready to move along. Haven't had a play date in almost 3 months, as I've met a great civvie lady... My first post here in quite a while too, but this topic caught my attention, and Duchess has always been one of the most "real" and unguarded ladies around here.
Love is a wonderful thing! I hope everything works out just like you would like it to do. Also...thanks very much for the kind comments. All the best, D ![]()
. . . embarrassed about the size of my cock.