MstrssScarlet
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Joined: 6/3/2005 From: Indianapolis, Indiana Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: MissMagnolia In satine's defence, she is only 22 and obviously pretty new to all this. She may have drunk more than she realised because she was very nervous and come on, let's all be honest, once you ARE pissed, most of us act like complete morons. Sober hindsight's a wonderful thing. It's no use to keep berating her for what she did, she KNOWS she fucked up already. She wants some advice on how to deal with the situation NOW. ps. Yes, I took my calm and happy pills this morning. 2 lots. I'm glad you took your happy pills. Too bad you did it AFTER suggesting she consume the contents of a garbage bin as a punishment. I hesitate to take on young submissives because they are usually very new to the lifestyle and aren't always sure how to behave. Public events can be downright overwhelming. Patience, not punishment, is the key. I've had both good subs and bad. Never, ever would I consider leaving one drunk at an event where they didn't know everyone, especially a young girl. This guy is one of those oh-so-typical fanatics who want to appear as some macho dom with the perfect little slave girl walking two paces behind him while kissing his ass. He's an extreme sadist and you're not. He's SO extreme that he leaves marks that last over a month. Hon, unless you suddenly become an extreme masochist, this relationship is going nowhere. As someone else mentioned, doms (good ones anyway) have a way of getting inside your head. They will sometimes use this to set you up for failure, which I feel he did. Don't mourn over this guy. Make your apologies to whoever you feel necessary and start looking for someone more suited to your style. Ok, go ahead and flame. I don't care. This girl is in a bad situation and if she were standing here in my house, I would tell her exactly what I just said. Mistress Scarlet
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"Say, that hurts a little bit" "And you don't like to be hurt do ya?" "I don't know...kinda fun sometimes if it's done in the right spirit." Jean Harlow in The Beast of the City
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