laurell3 -> RE: TPErs: is he crazy? (11/22/2007 4:12:39 PM)
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ORIGINAL: zhouwuatsien -Sighs- I'm going to get flamed for this so hard. My advice is that you do end it off with him, but please understand. At the height of your arousal or no, he asked a question and you answered falsely. Some men believe that the height of arousal is when one is most honest. And honestly speaking, sometimes it can be. I've done it before (I should just add the quotes myself so that people can more conveniently flame that line). However, afterwards in the actual relationship, I still try to see if it's real or not. Most of them time the relationship is true. However, there are sometimes when the girl will just say "Oh yeah, I was just playing the part". Either way things happen, I'd want it to be the choice that the slave makes in and out of her own mind. --- I would give him the chance of telling him that though. Who knows, if you leave him and cut him off, you could hurt his feelings/ego very badly. Just because you decided to say Yes to a question you really meant No to. And haven't clarified afterwards. If I were there in person, I'd probably laugh and say it was your fault. Only you could have made this situation possible. Only you. Women expect men to think straight when they've teased us to the very brink of our arousal. -Shrugs- And by some unknown force, we comply. -Smiles- I'm sure he'll understand though. From what you said before, he didn't seem so bad. Good luck. With all due respect, zh, you need to do a bit more research before you go holding a submissive accountable for anything he or she has said in a session that she's described as being intense and past her limits. Not only will I do and say all sorts of crazy things at times, I have no freaking clue I was doing it and sometimes no memory of it happening and that is with consentual intense play, I can't imagine the fright of knowing someone is over the line would make it any better. Physiologically, it has nothing to do with the difference between the sexes or arousal, we (of both sexes) are mentally just not present at times. To suggest someone did something wrong because of something they SAID at such a time is just plain foolish. To compare it and say it's some double standard that has something to do with the sexes is ignorant. Your statement about women expecting you to think straight and arousal suggests to me, you need have a much better understanding before you do anything involving being a position of safety for another's person's well-being. What is it you think Doms do?
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