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ORIGINAL: daddyncherry OP, i can relate to your thoughts on this....i had hoped that my Daddy would look into my email etc....that there wouldn't be that kind of privacy(for me). i know that there is nothing he would see that would be bad, but the thought of him looking, wanting to look was something that i kind of looked forward to....i also thought that it would validate my trustworthiness. Ultimately, he doesn't look....because he does trust me and i guess it does show that he is secure with me. Cherry, while I was reading this I was thinking to myself about the many times I've not read or looked through emails. Even thinking back to moments when she was actually looking foward to me doing it... however, ultimately I did not look. Strange thing about how trust and guilt work though. She had exchanged emails with a guy from one of her classes (college) a couple of times, intially it was under the pretense of working on a group project, however this guy was pushing for me. I simply asked her one thing for all this to come out in the open. "Is there anything I should be aware of?" She had been on the computer reading and writing emails, and she seemed to be wrestling with some issue. One Question, is all I asked. The Truth and explaination of what happened came out, she felt bad about it, because she did not mean to lead him on or anything. She was rather down and hard on herself, because she had an idea that this guy had alteria motives besides the group project, questioning if she had done something wrong. I read the email exchanges, and she handled herself just fine. Him however, needless to say, even vanilla's can be guilt tripping bastards from hell. She was afraid I would be mad as hell at her. That was the only email problem in the 7 years we were together. But this was 24/7 real time, it's a lot easier to see body language and put two and two together and ask a questions when you see something is not right.
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