MissIsis
Posts: 473
Joined: 1/1/2005 Status: offline
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I agree that you are responsible for your own actions. One's actions should be well thought out before being put into place. Otherwise, Dom or not, you are not in control of your own self. Therefore, how can you really be in control of someone else. If someone is not happy with situations in their lives & feel they are missing out, one can find an excuse to go get what they feel they are missing out on. This is considered in one's mind to be justification. (I will add a definition of an excuse is: A reason stuffed with a lie.) You are the only one that can really answer the question as to what "excuse" you used to step out & get what you wanted. While I don't subscribe to cheating, I do think that a significant other who is so closed minded, that they can't be approached by their SO, about needs, desires, ect., the SO may hold some blame in these situations. In my opinion, if communication can't resolve these issues, then maybe it is the responsibility of the one cheating or considering it, to get out of the relationship & find one that can make them happy. Walking away can be a gift to both partners. Walking away would leave both free to find more fulfilling relationships. Be prepared though, in the case of commitments, like little ones & economical obligations, to be responsible enough to live up to them. It may mean the person doing the walking might need to work a second job. Recognize that the economic standard of living may not be so high as what one might be used to. Again, this is just my opinion, but married Dominants who are cheating on their spouses are really switches. Because they are beholden in most things to submit to the marriage & other dynamics with their SO. They show they do not have the ability to be honest or to really have what they say they want. I know I am full of opinions. If they don't fit you, then so be it. Take what I have to say & toss it out. I also suspect most SO's who are being cheated on, sense it, or at least sense something isn't right. Recognize that no relationship is perfect. You might decide to leave your wife, & take up with the slave, only to find out she has annoying habits that might irritate the hell out of you. Or the reverse with the slave being annoyed at your irritating habits. Still, if you can't be honest with your SO, staying with them because you are being a martyr is not good for anyone involved.
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