My Law Firm Mentor's Secret Confession
Anonymous Naughty Kitten #252 · General Confessions
So here’s a story from my first semester of law school. I’m in my twenties and have been dating this older guy for the past six months, who happens to be my mentor at the prestigious firm where he works as an attorney. Now, let me just clarify that we both know it's strictly professional during work hours, but when we're off the clock? We have some really intense DDLG play that has nothing to do with our real-life roles. This mentor guy is in his forties, and I think he’s a bit of a control freak. We’ve had this dynamic going on for as long as we’ve been together; it started because I was curious about being submissive sometimes, and he was intrigued by the idea too. It's not like one-sided dominance, he’s definitely into me taking charge in other aspects of our relationship. Anyway, things were going great until recently when another lawyer at his firm found out about my personal life situation. This happened during a casual lunch where they all assumed we were just friends, but I couldn’t help myself and slipped up. Turns out this colleague had known my boyfriend longer than me, so he knew the truth about us. So here’s the thing: despite the potential fallout if someone at work found out our personal relationship, which could harm his career, he's still super into keeping our DDLG play a secret and thriving on it. We made a promise that this dynamic wouldn’t affect him professionally, and we're both sticking to that commitment. It’s funny how people look up to my boyfriend because of the work he does. They think I’m just his little protege, but there’s another side to our relationship where I get to be his caregiver in an incredibly intimate way outside the office. I feel like it's a testament to the fact that adult life is complex and full of surprises. So yes, my mentor at work and my significant other are one and the same, and we’re both adults fully committed to each other no matter what, even if it means keeping parts of our lives separate for practical reasons. No regrets here.