I’m Just Weird

Woman covering her lower face
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I haven’t worn a bikini since age 4.

Legs? What legs?

I like my sleeves, too.

Oh, and I don’t drink. Alcohol, coffee OR soft drinks. Ick.

Obviously, I’m secretly Mormon, I just haven’t told me yet. Though I hear Mormons are allowed to wear more makeup than this. And dance.

EYES

I can’t look at Kinky & Popular. Female vanilla naked female almost-vanilla naked female vanilla. Run away!

Do you know the main drawback of having erotica authors as Twitter friends? It’s shiny male vanilla chest male vanilla chest male vanilla yawwwwwwwwn GAG.

I can’t do play parties. But I can demo bottom for a packed classroom. I mean, obviously. When I turn into jelly I’m giving you everything. The least you can do is stare. Yes, that means you in the back as well!

ORIGINS

I grew up in one of the most hierarchical, sex-negative societies in the sort-of-developed world. And I get terribly homesick for the munchers back home. Isn’t self-selection amazing?

I also grew up in one of the most unfiltered families in the world. My male classmates refused to sing obscene songs for my edification. My father and brothers obliged.

When I was about ten, I asked my father, “What would you do if one of us lived with someone before we got married?” He answered, “Well, we would be very sad, but we would still love you.”

My parents have also said, at various times: “It’s good that you defer to your husband! Of course you should finish your thesis before having children! If you want to get a divorce, don’t worry about us, we support you 100%!”

I’ve thought about applying to a Master/slave household. The hardest part was my mother’s voice in my head: “You want to be a CONCUBINE?”

CONVERSIONS

The strident atheist Richard Dawkins converted me from agnosticism to more-or-less Buddhism. But my God, what would I do without Christian profanity?

Welcoming munchers keep asking me, “Is this your first time here?” I answer, “No, I was at this munch 10/15 years ago.” The ones who can still speak after that usually say something like, “Were you ten years old?!?”

While not munching, I got ten years of real-life BDSM experience. Practically all of it was with one dom. Counting generously, I’ve had two or three tops altogether. Am I experienced? Am I a wannabe? I really have no idea.

I’ve come out to 20 vanilla friends. Two of them said, “Me too!” Two more have since joined in while I wittered about making their lives harder. What am I, a gateway drug?

MEN

Let’s just say my vanilla experience looks a lot like my BDSM experience.

I try to get a wife’s permission before coming out to a male friend. Because you know, sex is going to be mentioned. I mean, alluded to.

No thank you. I’ll pass on the platonic hug.

I do believe in kindness to men/doms. So I am conscientious about turning them down flat. Quite a few say thank you.

ONLINE

I kind of hate writing. But by God I love formatting.

If I’m out to you, then you know about this blog. Tops. Brothers. College roommates. Convent schoolmates. Colleagues. Ex-student. Ex-professor. Ex. How else would they have vetted the posts where I mentioned them?

Having said that, on FetLife I’m officially 94 years old in Antarctica, and I won’t tell you my nationality (yet).

People say I am terrifyingly honest in this blog. Are you joking? This stuff is easy. But vanilla details about sticky pink skin – now that’s scary.

The hellishly hard part is saying what I want. Have you noticed that I tell you a lot about fiction and nothing about my own fantasies? I. Just. Can’t. Say.

It.

I’m just weird.

Or am I? You tell me.

Because I think I make complete sense. You get all or nothing. Or both.

With love, because so much was given to me.

 

18 thoughts on “I’m Just Weird”

  1. I loved this post. You might be a bit weird, but I’m a bit weird too, just differently… except for the “you get all or nothing. Or both” bit. In that, I suspect we’re quite similar. Honestly, I confound myself sometimes, so I like the unintuitive or unexpected in other people. It’s comforting and fascinating all at once.

    1. Thank you SO MUCH. Your comments always come in when I’m worried nobody will be interested in something that means a lot to me!

      And of course I am delighted to entertain. :)

  2. I’m always fascinated by people’s idiosyncrasies and this post gives us a glimpse of the real you. As someone who’s very guarded with my online presence, I admire you for this.

    1. Blink. Goodness, what is there to admire? But I’m glad you enjoyed it. I was starting to feel like maybe I was lying to all of you by omission whenever I airily referred to my doms in the plural.

  3. “What legs?”

    Hmmm. Weird AND legless.

    Well, that’s me on a Friday night, so … glad it’s you too.

    (Weird is good. Course, we’d all say that, wouldnt we? But that’s because we’re right.)

  4. I’ve been told I’m brutally honest a lot :p I’ve learned to take it as a compliment.

    I also subscribe to the “all or nothing” philosophy. Unfortunately, I tend to lean too heavily towards the “all” end of that spectrum. Although if I’m reading your post right, you seem to be more of “all and nothing” – some things are no trouble to talk about, others are kept pretty close to the chest.

    Also good to know that I am not the only one Richard Dawkins has converted from atheism/agnosticism to pretty-much-Buddhism.

    – Vivian Nyx

    1. “All AND nothing” is indeed a better way to put it. Your way sounds more internally consistent. But I’ve found that it is no good trying to deny my comfort levels.

      And I’m delighted to hear that I’m not alone with respect to Dawkins!

  5. “Weird’ is in the eye of the beholder, I’d say. I spent huge chunks of my life trying to be ‘normal’ and convincing no one in the process. And also finding out that all of us are a bunch of raging idiosyncrasies underneath.
    The outing bit made me laugh too. I outed myself as a nudity-averse prude to a few friends a few years back, and was stunned when some of them said ” me too” . I’d expected to have been laughed out of the room, as we’re all supposed to be huge fans of nakedness nowadays!
    Three cheers for weirdness :D Long may it thrive!

    1. Yes! Your nudity-averse post is partly why I wrote this. I thought hang on, people have all these expectations and they’ll never learn that practically nobody is really normal unless we tell them, right?

      Though actually, maybe that was an afterthought. I mostly just felt like I was lying. Subs do have this tendency to confess. :)

  6. Oh, that’s so cool, I’m really chuffed to hear that! :)
    I sense a hashtag coming on… how about something like: #PervertedClothedAndProudOfIt or #PervPrudesUnite – am sure there are much better ones out there!

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