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Friday, January 30, 2009

Tears.

Dammit, dammit, dammit.

I was playing with a hittybuddy friend I've played with quite a few times in the past, and we were having a grand old time--me tied kneeling with a chest harness anchored over my head and my hands tied to the bed, him slapping me around with his hands and a nastymean little metal toy, lots of smiling and giggling and sexiness, and suddenly I started crying. Not bawling, not roleplay-y "ooh you mean man you made me cwy", just tears silently coming out of my eyes and I couldn't stop them.

"Are... are you okay?"
"I'm fine."

The weird part is, I meant it. I didn't feel upset about anything, I wasn't having any crazy-chick thoughts, I like him but just as a sexy friend, I was enjoying the play. The only emotion troubling me was intense embarrassment that I couldn't control my tearducts.

It ended the scene on a horrible awkward note. He untied me and I slunk home in shame. We probably should've talked about something but I didn't have anything to say besides "gosh, I hope I didn't totally ruin your night... I'm pretty sure I did though," and that doesn't seem helpful. I just don't know what the fuck.

Ugh.

4 comments:

  1. sorry dude, that sure sucks. people are awfully complicated contraptions, aren't they? I guess that just keeps it interesting... if you could have weird kinky S&Mey sex and NOT push all kinds of emotional buttons, well it wouldn't really be the same. Still sucks though.

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  2. Ugh, that bites.

    I've actually had that happen--I cry a lot when I'm not at all upset, to the point that I don't actually think my tear ducts are wired in to my emotions at all--but it was with my husband, who's accustomed enough to my oddities that it didn't really faze him.

    That must have been awkward. I'm sorry.

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  3. I didn't know it was possible to cry for literally no reason. Do you think the pain might have made you cry even though on another level you were enjoying it?

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  4. Tristesse. It's pretty common, especially in women, often has nothing to do with any actual sad/bad feelings, just a weird physical quirk.

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