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SOS (Sad Old Submissives) (28)

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Mon 25 Jul 05, 1:36 PM
duffnutt
UK, 10 yrs

In a chat room I was part of a discussion about a London club with advice it was to be avoided because it was full of SOS. When I enquired what SOS was I was told Sad Old Submissives. Is this a common view of mature subs? If so at what age maybe at 44 I should retire

25 Jul 05, 1:37 PM
Mel_SnM
UK(BA), 7 yrs

as per numerous other posts - age just a number!

personally is the life lived and the kind of person on the inside that matters.

When was the last time you did something for the first time?

25 Jul 05, 1:43 PM
angel_creatureCK
UK(M), 10 yrs

duffnutt wrote:
maybe at 44 I should retire

angel_creatureCK wrote:

at 45 i'm in my prime....retire no chance i'm a slave till the day i die!!! not putting 30 years of pure magic to waste....... SOS no chance!!!!

A doctaratein science and a theologian's dream. the dragonflies are trying to lecture me, seahorses if we were in the sea. this is all i want it's all i need, this is all i am, it's everything. (REM)

25 Jul 05, 1:56 PM
Tormentor1
8 yrs

angel_creatureCK wrote:

duffnutt wrote:
maybe at 44 I should retire

angel_creatureCK wrote:

at 45 i'm in my prime....retire no chance i'm a slave till the day i die!!! not putting 30 years of pure magic to waste....... SOS no chance!!!!

I reckon being a 63 yr old male Dom, I can expect to be refered to as a SOD a Sad old Dom. No chance lets keep going for ever. Youa re only as old as you feeel. Or in the case of a man "as old as the yougn lady you are feeling". T

25 Jul 05, 1:57 PM
dean2001
7 yrs

I'm looking forward to becoming a true SOD (Senile old Dom).

25 Jul 05, 1:58 PM
dean2001
7 yrs

As long as the London club isn't full of TSMs, it should be fine!

25 Jul 05, 4:36 PM
starlightsmiler
7 yrs

duffnutt wrote:
In a chat room I was part of a discussion about a London club with advice it was to be avoided because it was full of SOS. When I enquired what SOS was I was told Sad Old Submissives. Is this a common view of mature subs? If so at what age maybe at 44 I should retire

argh noooo duffnutt that means i have to retire before i get started

We're never so vulnerable than when we trust someone - but paradoxically, if we cannot trust, neither can we find love or joy" Walter Anderson
"If passion drives you, let reason hold the reigns." (Anonymous)

25 Jul 05, 4:38 PM
demolitionred
7 yrs

I don't want a relationship with a man in my 50s now...I may be glad of one when I'm 70...

I guess thats true of loads of us.

"One more drink and I'll be under the host"

25 Jul 05, 4:52 PM
harry_lon
UK(W), 7 yrs

demolition_red wrote:
I don't want a relationship with a man in my 50s now...I may be glad of one when I'm 70...

I guess thats true of loads of us.

You're in your 50's? Well I have to say you're carrying your advanced years well

25 Jul 05, 5:15 PM
spero
UK, 11 yrs

...and someone in their weblogs is discussing the age issue from a much younger perspective.

www.informedconsent.co.uk/weblogs/Laenis/44493/

....following fluffy white clouds into all sorts of strange places....the last of a million kisses should be just as sweet as the first....Who am I? I am who I am, owner of george, the aspidistra...

25 Jul 05, 7:28 PM
Scylla
UK, 6 yrs

Maybe at 46 I should give up before I've even started.

there's nothing worse than trying to fist jam a greasy crack

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