The Kid Nobody Picked: An Open Q&A With My Men's Group | Infinite Devotion Episode 148
The Kid Nobody Picked: An Open Q&A With My Men's Group | Infinite Devotion Episode 148
Every Wednesday morning I get on a call with the men inside Becoming a Dominant Man and answer their questions. This time I flipped it and told them to ask me anything.
They did. What came back was a mix of the light and the heavy, which is how life actually goes. My bike. My sex toys, or lack thereof. What it actually takes to prepare for a nomadic life. How you get a dog to the vet without an address. And the friend who died at 38 a few days before this call, and what that did to my thinking about power exchange, plans, and time.
The heaviest question was the one about what makes me different as a dominant man. The answer is nothing, except that I've been willing to sit down with the seven year old who got picked on all day and let him say what he never got to say. Including the part where I admitted, out loud, that I still half believe nobody likes me.
In this episode:
- The bike I ride and why drop bars saved my shoulders
- Best and worst part of RV life (same answer for both)
- Whether constant novelty kills novelty
- My two biggest challenges building a 24/7 power exchange, and why life never gets in the way of it
- Ten years of preparation, six months of purging, and the storage unit I now regret
- Why community on the road is still the problem I haven't solved
- Escapees mail service, Banfield, Discount Tire, and the unglamorous logistics of no fixed address
- Abundance as acceptance, Carl Jung, and the two year old running most men's lives
- Why a sailboat would be a hundred times harder than an RV
- The only honest answer to "where's your favorite place you've been"
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