Rubyb -> RE: Is it normal to fall in love with your Dom during training? (8/22/2005 12:05:29 PM)
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Deep thoughts, sweet4master. quote:
ORIGINAL: sweet4master hi lexie. as many other i also was curious about hearing what Masters here would answer to you. well its quiet disappointing really, because none of them has really said that Love should be the base of a Master/slave relationship. Love is the base of my marriage to my lifemate T. If I were to call anyone Master - he doesn't prefer the term - it would be him. We were best friends first, then married partners, and we bring our kinks into a d/s relationship wherever we want to play. We don't live d/s 24/7, it doesn't work for us. Yet after 23+ years, we are still going strong. Love is also the base of my Miss/Pet relationship with Nat. (Note: T is well aware of my relationship with my pet.) If I didn't love Nat, I couldn't top him. If he didn't love me, it would take the joy out of it for me. Nat and I work on being friends first, play partners second. That said, Nat and I don't have that "romantic love" that I share with my husband. It's different, but critical to the success of both relationships, for me. What's my point? I couldn't be the submissive in a d/s relationship to someone I didn't love, trust, or love me in return. Neither would I want to dom a person if those traits were'nt present. Yet I can't impose my preferences on all d/s relationships, nor would I have that desire. quote:
ORIGINAL: sweet4master subs/slaves are human being, love comes naturally and we are talking about Love guys, and that Love comes in one way only as many subs/slaves here i cannot imagine being "trained" without loving my Master, it will simply not work I don't agree with everything in this paragraph. Love is too broad a word with too many definitions to claim in comes in one way only. Yet I do agree that for many subs/slaves, loving Master and being loved by Master in return is required for the relationship to work. quote:
ORIGINAL: sweet4master to lexie i would say to be careful, Love is a word that scares most people, ... I thought the word that scares most people is "commitment". However, now that you mention it, I imagine the L word can be just as frightening. It adds a layer of responsiblity that should not be taken lightly. --- Lexie, please hop back in and answer Fawne's questions. They will indeed help you receive better advice. Thanks for starting such a wonderful thread.
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