Emperor1956
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Does she have the right to ask that you behave a certain way? Of course she has that right. Do you have the right to disagree? Of course you do. What I think you really need to identify is if your rejection of her demands is because: 1. She has not committed to you in any way, placing you "under consideration" (and what the heck does that mean?), but not agreeing to meet or further the relationship, OR 2. She pushed you too early to give up certain "rights" you claim, such as the right to maintain your online profile privately, OR 3. Her unworldly demands conflict greatly with your real world obligations, and you did not sign on for that conflict? Or any of the above. There are in fact no rules, no Canon, no golden mean of D/s behavior. Each couple or group works out rules that work for them. You clearly are not happy with this person's demands -- I would think the next step if there is any real desire on either side to create a relationship would be a discussion of the problem and (ideally) a mutually acceptable solution. E.
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