julietsierra
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I was one of those who was served under someone for a specific amount of time expressly for the purposes of "training." These were some of the questions and concerns I had prior to that time: ** When someone would ask me "what kinds of things do you like?" I had no answer for them. I'd never done anything like this, and I had absolutely no idea whether what sounded good in my imagination would be good in reality. Reading a book would never have answered those questions. ** I don't play willy nilly with everyone that shows up at a party just for the experience of it all. **I have to have some sort of connection to a person before I'm going to take off my clothes, much less do anything else. **Being new and being single, I'd never have been invited to any if the parties I went to with him and his slave. **Having another woman there to be a friend helped me immensely when I was confused about things. The learning I experienced at this person's hand was invaluable. I matured as a person and I developed enough experience that I was able, once my time with him was done, to sort through all I'd learned to determine what was right for me and what wasn't. Was he perfect? Oh no. He had his faults and his foibles and in retrospect, some of those are pretty glaring. However, he treated me respectfully, dealt with my baggage in a way that allowed me to leave some of it by the road, and frankly, acted in a way that allowed me to work through things that I needed to work through. We don't talk much now but that's due to other issues. Regardless of those issues though, I give him his due when it comes to the experiences I've had. Training per se might not be for everyone, but not everyone is doing it for the sex (that was not a part of our relationship) and there are some distinct benefits that come from it. Maybe everyone is right when they say it's just a way for people to use each other, but from my point of view, every single relationship out there is about someone using someone else in some way, shape or form. Not all of it is simply someone taking advantage of someone else's naivety. Call it another word if "training" is somehow so offensive. Call it being a friend. That's what he was to me. juliet
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