JoinUsforaeve -> RE: advice for failed relationship (1/3/2008 10:53:49 AM)
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ORIGINAL: darkpassenger434 "I chose to come to Afghanistan" exactly, your choice, not hers, personally, i find choices i make for myself, easier to live with, than those chosen for me. "but the relationship was never a LDR thing." Pardon me, but if your not in the same country, isnt that long distance, temporarily? "we have had daily contact" Many more moments of D/s can be shared easier, if your in the same room. It gets a lot more tricky to continue a dynamic if your not. Though not impossible at all. To me, your ripe for picking by her. That whole, 'im available should you wish to impress me' is aka "i'll take you back if you try harder". A mixed message! I dont know if you should stay or go. But as a submissive, i can say, that at the beginning, it was really fucking hard! Im not sure id of made it, had my dominant had to go away. And submissive or not, as that decision, would affect both of our lives, id want some consulting. Id say no, as LDR are not for me. I need constant 24/7 D/s or i go to shit as a sub. Im not perfect, im really rather a fab submissive. I just happen to know, that i would not be able to sustain a dynamic without him around. Does that mean i should be kicked to the curb? Well, if it did, then he's not the Dominant for me definately. Please ignore all this 'kick her to the curb' crap you read on here, its mostly spouted by people who do not live this lifestyle. More your play partner type of dominant. That's fab. Coz there are play partner subs too. Enough for everyone. When you decide to make this your life, not just your past time for a weekend or evening, then you grow together. You learn together. Some things, though desirable, are not necessary. And you learn to right your own D/s manual, one that suits you, and your partner. Ive taken my collar off without his permission. Ive done many non subbie things. Because im a person, with faults and wonderful qualities. He's a man, with faults and wonderful qualities. We are human first, a loving couple second, and D/s 3rdly. Your statement to her, that suggests you'll take her back if she tries harder. Speaks volumes perhaps. Sub's arent instant just add water folk. We need infinate patience, time, and your energy. How much quality time have you really been giving to your role? From a personal perspective, if you've sodded off to a war, then you have left me. Being 'left', its probably true to say, not a fave situation for a struggling submissive to find herself in. I wish you well. however, in the next D/s relationship, when its really fragile in its first year, are you gonna kick that one to the curb too? How will you learn by using this tactic? I think in this case, kicking to the curb says more about your stage of development as a dominant, than it does about hers as a sub.
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