Sirsinini
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Joined: 11/13/2007 Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: Blaakmaan My question is pretty simple, I think. I believe that interpersonal relationships are fueled by love, or at least by great affection. I disagree completely. Interpersonal relationships are fueled by different needs with every relationship. My work interpersonal relationships are NOT fueled by love. Interpersonal relationships within my nuclear family are NOT fueled by love, but rather a desire to know, understand and unconditonally accept my family as they are. Once I have done that, I believe I can love them the way they need to beloved by me. My question to submissives is, do you have to, or even want to, love your Dominant? Loving my Sir is not my goal. So my relationship with him is NOT fueled by love. It is fueled by my need to obey and serve him to the best of my ability. I am not in love with my Sir, maybe one day. Does it make it easier to serve him/her and to want to make him/her happy, or does it complicate things more than it's worth, or is it just not relevant at all? Not relevant. It complicated my last relationship with the dom. Yes I do want to love and beloved but it is a growth I wish to take a long time in processing. Giant redwoods do not grow in 3 months and so it is with me and the love thing. I want to enjoy the growth, not rush or stumble into it and find myself all devastated. Submission, is not always about love. It is about service, obedience and the desire that burns deep within me to exchange control and authority with my Sir. Sir's devoted property
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