Lumus -> RE: Allowing your sub to play with others (9/22/2007 6:30:49 PM)
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ORIGINAL: girlygurl When I first began to play with my Sir I was playing with two other men. Eventually He required me to ask His permission prior to playing with them and afterward He had me write up a detailed report sharing what took place. Soooo… there came a time when I decided not to play with anyone else outside my relationship with my Sir. It’s been several months and I’m contemplating the idea of playing with another within the lifestyle (the other two were not). I thought if I asked my Sir if I could play with another Dom that would respect His rules, and undertood safe, sane, and consensual play He would agree to my request. He has said no to my request and states that He doesn’t want me to seek a “playmate” for the wrong reasons. Wrong reasons? ummmm I’m lonely? I’m in love with Him and He does not share the same feelings? I don’t want to focus solely on Him because it hurts too much? He’s not monogamous so why should I be? Oh, and the obvious… I like to play!!!! My question to you is…. If you allowed your submissive to play in the past, why wouldn’t you allow her/him to play now? Thank you In my own circumstance [which would vary from yours; I don't personally do well in relationships involving any form of commitment without love], I would say that the reasons vary. I have done this precise thing before. At the time, my reasoning was based on what I believed my submissive required. To elaborate without being too personal - the relationship began poly. We discussed poly and monogamy at length several times before going monogamous. This was a mistake on both our parts, as she needed poly; whereas I could [and can] tolerate poly but preferred [and still prefer] monogamy. The issue was compounded by her choices of playmates and a lack of communication on both our parts. We parted ways, but have remained friends. I don't know for a fact if that is the case here, though I believe it's not merely by its nature. You have defined this as love in one direction only. You have defined your needs but I find your quote in reference to his response vague. What are you in this relationship for? Why did you enter it? What did you expect then; what do you expect now? Truth be told, if I put this owner's shoes on I would pause, ponder, and say to myself, "If she took it upon herself to stop playing because of my requirement to be kept fully aware, why does she want to play again - and does she realize I am likely to demand the same restrictions as before? What allows her to handle my restrictions now, as opposed to before?" These are valid questions. Perhaps you should consider them, discover the answers, and approach him once more with said answers to initiate an appropriate dialogue.
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