eyesopened -> RE: Love (11/25/2007 3:01:22 AM)
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ORIGINAL: probablyknowme Well, I thought I might chime in here...even though I am not a Master. I, for one, can and have formed intense emotional attatchment to the people with whom I have been in a power exchange relationship. Does that mean that I have loved every one of them? No. Does that lack of love affect the relationship dynamic? Yes it does. Does it make the power exchange any less potent? No, in fact, the ones who I did not love or they me were very much the more significant ones. But as a rule, the level of commitment to the relationship is more important to me rather than the level of attatchment to me. Probably not a very popular opinion here, sorry. Going to play with my crayons, kat For me, life has always been a journey where i'm not in any hurry to get to the final destination. Therefore, having fun along the way just makes sense, enjoy the scenery, experience new things, find joy in unexpected places. my husband was the drive-straight-through-we-are-making-good-time-no-stops kind of traveller. After my divorce, i used to take the kids, get into the car and say "pick a direction" and off we would go just to see what there was to see. Plenty of stops, plenty of "what's down that road?" just a day of adventure without pressure, timetables or pre-set expectations. Too many people seek Love as the preamble to their happiness never knowing that Happiness is the preamble to love. Too many think only if they are in love they can accept bdsm. i can and have served intesely without love but i cannot love without serving. i am deeply in love with my Master in part because He understands this. To allow me to suffer for Him is a loving act, not a cruel one. We are not equals, but we share the same goals, beacuse we fit so perfectly, we can easily travel together, down the same road of new adventure.
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