WillowRain -> RE: When you can't feel the submission anymore (11/18/2007 6:30:02 PM)
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ORIGINAL: yuyu777 Has that ever happened to you? What destroyed your feelings to your Dom? and What did you do with it? This is a complicated question. I have had it become harder, or more painful to submit to someone when there was damage to trust, but I haven't experienced that longing or desire vaporising. However, I have been in a situation where I knew that the path I was on wasn't going to lead to happiness for either party. I have experienced realizing that I had to stop submitting to someone, even if I wanted to submit to them, even if it felt natural to submit to them, because it wasn't a wise and logical choice. Accepting that having a joined path wouldn't lead to mutual happiness and growth, is not a fun experience. I would recomend avoiding it, but sadly sometimes it is part of life. I think it might be easier and less complicated if the dynamic vaporised. If someone has a magic receipe for that, pass it over, I'll brew it up. After the split, I struggled with a lot of inner turmoil and fear about my ability to control myself and situations around my ex. I had a lot of fears about cruelty, or vengance, and that has faded as time has passed. I feared that I would still respond to command, and that it could lead to emotional pain if used in a cruel or inappropriate way. Luckily the man in question is a good human being at core, and after some breif communication nastiness initially, he has been kind and let me move on. He hasn't abused my native instincts, and he probably could have. I am thankful for that, and I wish I knew when and if that dynamic will vaporise between us. Perhaps it already has for him, but I think I'll continue keeping my distance anyway, the distance helps. I suppose I'm not really answering your question. I'm answering, what do you do when it doesn't stop and you need to move on anyway. Distance is good, time, space. I blocked myself from reading his lj and things like that, masked his replies to mutual friends in their blogs so I can't see them or read them. I don't call. I don't email. At public events, I keep some space but I am also polite. Time, I think, is your friend as both people move forward, hopefully into better spaces within their lives and within their relationships.
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