CreativeDominant -> RE: extremely attached (10/16/2007 12:34:34 PM)
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ORIGINAL: kitttty Well, I suppose someone has to be the sensible one and not become inextricably attached to someone because of sexual compatibility alone. Surprise surprise, the sensible one is the chosen decision maker, the dominant partner. I'm still sort of angry though. Why don't doms get super attached to their first sub? It's not fair. Some do, honey. I still talk to my ex-Master quite regularly, we are great friends and until recently had remained lovers as well, even though I was released about a year ago. He has kept up with my search for a Master and supported me along the way. When I explained several months ago that the reason I hadn't found anyone yet was because none of whom I did find managed to stack up to him (yes, I was comparing them to him) he asked "So why couldn't we make it work?" We were looking for different things from the relationship. We had a deep attachment for each other, not romantic love but what I like to call "Master love" ("sub love" to you Doms) which is similar but diffferent. So even the Doms can get super attached to their first sub, somewhat like their first teenage love...always holding a special place in their heart. Be careful of the dangers of comparison though...you will find that many dominants and submissives (and men and women) do not like the idea that they are being compared to someone that came before. I made that mistake once...I had a girlfriend whose wonderful qualities I had magnified in my head such that almost every woman I spent time with got compared in my mind to her...usually unfavorably. In the heat of an argument with a woman I adored but who just was not into something I was into, I made the mistake of saying something along the lines of "you would be perfect if you did this...why can't you? So and so did". I never have forgotten the look on her face or the anger in her low voice when she looked right back at me and said "If she was soooooooo fucking perfect...and you two were soooooooo fucking perfect together...then why isn't she here now instead of me?". She woke me up that night...and walked that same night. Her words came to me when I was dealing with a "mentor-trained" submissive who loved to recite to me how "Mentor says this is right and this is wrong and you are doing it in a way that he would so disagree with and so do I"...and I finally confronted her with the question "If Mentor is so great and so wondrous and did such a good job of training you to please other dominants, then why is it we spend so much time discussing my faults and foibles...as dictated by your mentor...and not spend time finding OUR way? And by the way, if he was so perfect and godlike to you, why are you not HIS submissive?" You can carry around the good stuff that's been taught and all the lovely memories but in the end, something went wrong or people would be with the one who was "perfect" for them. I carry good from every relationship I have been in but I have also been able to do a fair amount of introspection as to what went wrong and my own part in it and, hopefully, have grown. And when I start dealing with people, yes...I look for the things I like BUT I also realize that you are not going to find "true" perfection in anyone. So let's see what this person has that makes THEM right for me.
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