"She looks at me, genuinely impressed with my spot-on analysis "I. Yeah. You're completely right, I think that's the attractive part, but well, it doe... take something to admit to it." It does. But the way you'd bring this up is, as you guess, no not springing it on someone like that. What my guess is you're looking for, is for the unknown element that comes with submission, as well as punishment. You'd basically need the polar opposite of that for it to really work for the two of you; someone. Rick showed the way to another room. It looked more like the bar of a comfortable hotel than a dungeon cell. Rick sat down on one of the deep padded armchairs. "Strictly speaking this is part of 'Orientation' but it's also somewhere for us guys to take a bit of time off — we give the girls a chance to practice their service skills here. Do you fancy a drink?"I nodded in acceptance. "Why not?" I said, "I've been in stranger looking bars than this." To myself I thought, stranger looking maybe but. "Oh, I'm not living there anymore either. I've rented it out. I actually don't know where the new place is, but I will be sharing it with Francesca."The same to you bro!" Kevin ended the conversation laughing."I don't think Steve is happy," Francesca asserted."I'm totally desolate at the thought," replied Kevin, not looking or sounding the slightest bit desolated. With a sympathetic look, Francesca reached over and stroked the side of Kevin's face."Oh, poor baby!"Francesca and Kevin both got. Jeremy (who insists that I call himJerry, but he spells it 'Jeri') is definitely a nice person. He told meright up front that he's gay and I told him that it's great that hefelt comfortable enough to be open with me about it, and that I had noproblem with that at all. Jeri gave me a funny look and showed me thebedroom. Large with a good-sized closet, plenty of plugs for my ITequipment (most of my work is done from home), fiber-optic fed Wi-Fithroughout - it was ideal, and the rent was very.