ElanSubdued
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FaithfulYoungCuk, quote:
FaithfulYoungCuk to MystressDream: Anyway the way i see it you don't like cuckolding so its just a matter of time before you get snippy about it. you aint got to be mean. Actually, I don't think Mistress Dream was nasty at all. Perhaps she was extremely direct and frustrated with your posts, but I don't think she was overtly nasty. Inadvertently, you've answered your own quandary in a single sentence. I'll repeat your words: "the way I see it you don't like cuckolding so it's just a matter of time before you get snippy about it". How about applying this logic to yourself? You don't seem to like cuckolding and consequently you're getting quite snippy about it. It's absolutely idiotic to complain "oh, but I don't like my girl fucking other people and ignoring me" when this is what you signed up for. The old adage is particularly true here. Be careful what you ask for because you're likely to get it. Personally, I wouldn't stay with a partner who ignored my concerns and who continued to behave in a way that she knew caused negative effects on my psychology and self esteem. This is where BDSM ends and real-life kicks in. So what if you're a submissive (and a cuckold too)? You don't like the situation. You've communicated to your partner and yet she persists. This seems like a clear message from your partner that she is not going to change. You either accept things as they are or you move on. Don't fall into the mistaken belief that this is a BDSM issue. This has nothing to do with BDSM or cuckolding. Rather, the problem is that you need to decide what you want and can live with, and you need to communicate this to your partner. If you don't like the current relationship dynamics with your partner, tell her. The next time you discuss this with her, I suggest you leave BDSM protocol bullshit by the roadside and just say what you really mean. How about: "Mistress, Ma'am, Sweetheart, (whatever you call your partner)... when you make love to other men instead of me, this is causing me to feel lonely and abandoned. I know we agreed you can have other partners, but in reality, now that I'm living with this, it's not the turn-on I thought it would be. Could we spend some time together as a monogamous couple while we work this out? I really miss spending time and sharing intimacy with you." There. That's direct communication. If your partner wasn't aware of the problem before, she will be now. The two of you can now work together and find a solution. Be honest with yourself and with your partner. If you don't want your partner to fuck other people, say so. If you don't mind her having sex with other men while you're present, but not when you are not, say so. Maybe you just want regular, exclusive nights for the two of you and the rest of the time it floats your boat that she's out with other men? Whatever it is, think this through and communicate clearly. There is no way your partner can solve the problem with you if you don't communicate your needs clearly. Keep in mind that successful relationships go through small adjustments and sometimes large changes. This is a serious issue that your partner doesn't seem to be aware of (or if she is aware of it, she is ignoring your concerns, perhaps misguidedly thinking they will go away in time). Obviously, the issue isn't going away so it's up to you to take the reins and communicate your feelings. Nobody on Collar Me can solve this problem for you. Only you and your partner can solve this so my advice is that you quit posting and instead go and talk to your partner. Good luck. Elan.
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