Focus50 -> RE: Lying to a master (9/15/2007 5:23:23 AM)
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ORIGINAL: slavekittycat Good evening. I am new to this whole scene and I just wanted to know if there is a way to get back a master that has dismissed you? I did not know going into this lifesytle that truth was very important. Well as a new I messed up and lied to the master I was with. He dismissed me and I would give anything to have another chance with him. does anyone have any suggestions? Crikey, don'tcha love it when you give people the chance to hog the moral high ground! Everybody tells lies at some stage; the real sin (apparently) is being honest about it. It would seem to me that either the OP told a real whopper or her master was one of those lifestyle saints who preaches what he can't possibly have practised all his life.... The gravity of the particular lie is significant, IMO. As is whether the OP was caught out cold or voluntarily owned up. It's also significant of how well the relationship was travelling in general - ie, the lie was an opportune moment to end it (and also claiming the moral high ground as a bonus). To the OP: If it was only a "small" lie, would you really want someone back who'd give you a life sentence for it? If it was a whopper, then move on and learn the lesson. To summarise; everyone tells lies, no-one likes being lied to! If anything, the "lifestyle" has an unfortunate but deserved reputation for lies and deceit; we've probably all been burnt at some stage. Lies hurt but we can often forgive those we care for..... But all you got was "dismissed"! Can't help thinking it wasn't the lie so much as a last straw for your relationship. My advice is to let this one go. Focus.
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