slaveluci
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Joined: 3/2/2007 From: Little Rock, AR Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: sweetnurseBBW What is the purpose of saying no to all requests? Because he can? Sounds a bit silly to me but not all that unusual. I think some dominant's think they're not being "domly" unless they deny any request, are overly harsh, etc. Isn't that how we tell they are the dom? The one who is always saying "no" and swinging the whip (figuratively?) quote:
I ask for things and sometimes am granted and sometimes not. It depends on if Masters decision is that I need or he wants me to have the certain request. If I heard no every single time I would feel as if me communicating anything didn't matter after a while I agree with you here, sweetnurse. If one gets to the point where they know they are always going to be denied anything they mention, why ever ask? And while this may sound like a hot little fantasy (a silent, never-asking slave ), in my opinion, it's not the wisest path to take. I am to ask with the full knowledge that the answer may well be "no" or "not now" or something like that. I also know how I am to act upon receiving such a response (still respectful, not pouting or sulky or angry, etc). As I've said over and over here on the forums, in our relationship, asking is not topping. Asking is being open, transparent, and honest and I'm adult and mature enough to handle it when the answer isn't what I sought . Seems like a real lack of effective communication going on here. She should definitely tell him how this is affecting her and see what, if anything, he wishes to do about it...................luci
< Message edited by slaveluci -- 10/22/2007 9:37:59 AM >
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