Greta75 -> RE: What Compromises Are Acceptable in Your D/s Relationship Dynamic? (10/10/2014 8:28:32 PM)
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I think it's not quantifiable. With my x-dom, I compromised that his physically not my ideal man. What I mean is, I like tall and heavy man, but his short and skinny. His great personality made up for the lack of physical part. I just felt happy with him, his physical appearances kinda cease to be important. But at the same time, I may not compromise the physical part for many other men, I have met a few others whom I seem to get along with and I like him alot, until I realise his too short or skinny, and then it's a deal breaker. Probably because while he is nice, but not spectacular enough in other areas to make up for the lack of physical must haves. On the other end of the spectrum, physically perfect, lacking in other non-physical stuffs. That depends on how physically perfect he is and what is the other good non-physical parts. I think the key thing is, I need a man who stimulates my mind, I've had really perfect physical fitting men, but I just can't get over the personality, the lack of mental connection I feel with them, so it's a no go as well. Whereas, there was one physical perfection of a man who also stimulates me like crazy mentally, but lacking in other areas, like sexually incompatible, that I could have considered seriously for a life partner. So yea, if a man mentally stimulates me to absolute excitement that I am always looking forward to his company, love his opinions and excited to hear what he has to say about everything, then, high chances are, alot of other things can be simply non-important. But I seldom meet men who stimulates me mentally to that kind of proportions, so when I do meet him, his worth a billion bucks to me. Of course other basic character flaws will be deal breakers, like gambling, drug addict, alcoholic, compulsive liar, lack of direction and ambition, a man who doesn't know what he wants etc etc And in BDSM, my hard limits needs to be strictly respected, I could not feel love for any man who's goal in life is to trespass my limits. No, with my past relationships, I realise when I am inlove, I will do alot for the man, even if it's detrimental to me. I usually try to take all the sacrifices, rather than let him make the sacrifices. And when the relationship ends, I suffer the consequences of all the things I did that was good for him but bad for me. And until now, it's still a confusing delicate balance. You're trying to be completely self-less with him as much as possible, but it's all good if he never leaves, but it's all bad when he leaves, as you support him in all his dreams and everything he wants to achieve and you put aside your own aspirations and dreams so that he can have his. But things like that is complicated, some things can never be win win, one side has to sacrifice. But when I am inlove, I am usually naturally in the mode to wanna do whatever makes him happy and I honestly do not like the man I love sacrificing anything for me, I am uncomfortable with him giving up anything for me, I won't allow it, I love him, I should give up, not him. That's how I usually work.
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