subsfaith -> RE: When love gets in the way. (5/22/2007 8:38:55 AM)
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Hello and respect to you subsnow, I completely understand where you are coming from on this, you are craving more demostrative D/s from your Lord (been ther and felt that myself). However you appear to be blaming him and questioning his assumed status of dom? That I cannot figure. You state your Sir does have a stressful job and that you only get weekends together, this adds up to a really busy lifestyle both during the week and weekends and I am pretty sure that landing all the blame on his doorstep isn't helping the situation. quote:
he just isn't taking control by the sounds of things he is doing what he wants, getting you to do what he wants, so therefore he IS in control. quote:
He wants to relax, not worry about punishments and rewards and working out scenes. my service to Him makes His weekends more relaxing and stress free. You know what he wants on a weekend so how about you concentrate on your bahaviour, removing the need for punishment and maybe it will please him to the point where he more than ravishes/beats(delete appropriately) you . quote:
He has the right to do that too as a Dom, but again, where is the line? You are right again, he does have the right....... but where is the line... WHAT line? The line that you decide whether you can put up with his (in your eyes) lack of dominance? Only you can decide that. From a different perspective, how about you place his needs before your own wants, because, without wanting to sound harsh, your OP sounds very much me, me, me. A D/s relationship is generally (in my opinion) more challenging than a vanilla relationship. This was never going to be an easy path for any of us, it never is being taken out of our comfort zones and having limits and boundaries tested. As the submissive part it is your role to adapt more to his behaviour than him to yours. What you are experiencing now is probably (again in my opinion) a good representation of his behaviour, can you live with it, does this fall within your line of accepatable patterns of behaviour....? Having said that, you have said quote:
i wouldn't leave Him for anything so that established, maybe now is a time to think about pro-active ways in which you can change to accept his behaviour rather than complain about it. Simple case of put up and shut up, or deal with it and move on. Additionally, as another poster quite rightly pointed out, you have been together for a very short space of time. Five months is nothing and you already live together. A relationship is like a house, you start by digging a hole you set firm and strong foundations that will carry the house, then you build the house before placing a roof on top. Complete the processes in order and you have a house, like a relationship, that can last a lifetime, miss a step and there will be untold problems and ongoing remedial work to correct the mistakes you have made. In the grand scheme of things, it appears to me you have dug a whole and then started to build your house. The rest of your life will not evolve around overt displays of his dominance or your submission nor will you progress as a person if that is all you have. So in a sensible world we learn to walk before we can run, we work hard for five days a week so we can rest and play for two, when we really want to play for longer. Whilst I know these things are important in your life, just as they are in mine, they have to be in proportion to life. Wishing you luck and wisdom. Faith :: smiles ::
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