Celeste43 -> RE: taking care of ones needs (11/14/2007 7:12:58 AM)
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ORIGINAL: frustratinggirl and what if one master chooses not to indulge in one of his desires fo your sake? I am more intersted now if this is ethical for a sub to put limits against the nature of her master ,can he be a truly honest and happy person with such limitations, even if he decides to? his sacrfice may mean he is not able to be his natural self, and if the sub truly cares abouthis well being she must allow him to be his natural self no? By no means. What would have been ethical would have been for him to tell her first thing, before she got involved, that she would have to magically become a bisexual. What would have been ethical would have been for him to limit his search for possible subs to bisexual women. What is unethical is to force her to break her moral code, cause her to suffer with lasting regret knowingly, and poison the relationship beyond repair by manipulating her into doing something she isn't capable of. An ethical dominant in such a case would talk to her and allow her to decide if she has any interest in doing this, if she wishes to be monogamous with him while he has outside playmates or if she finds anything other than a totally monogamous relationship incompatible in which case they part as friends. Ethics in such a case dictates communication with manipulation, not trying to have your cake and eat it too. She isn't stopping him from doing what he wants, but she has the right to say she isn't the right one for him in this case.
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