perverseangelic
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Joined: 2/2/2004 From: Davis, Ca Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: FLButtSlut PERVERSEANGELIC First, you said there is a room mate and implied that said roomie is unaware of the whole "own/owned" situation. That of course is fine, but what freaking chores is the roomie doing? Certainly, some of those responsibilities should fall to roomie, don't ya think? Not unaware, but out of respect we rather avoid overt acts, just as he out of respect to us, doesn't have sex on the couch :) And yup, he does his share of work. I'm talking about the share the fallson my partner and myself quote:
The other thing is whether or not you both work full time. M/s, D/s is great in theory, but when both of you are working, those household chores become very time consuming for one person. You said he hates doing dishes...are there things he likes or doesn't mind? (keep in mind I am saying this regarding a both working full time scenario). If you are both working and he gets home an hour before you, why couldn't he throw dinner in the oven? You could finish up the details when you get home, you eat sooner, which leaves more time for PLAY (very important too). I work full time. He goes to school full time. I understand what you're saying, but we've talked about it and I honestly prefer that my work not be figured into my duties at home. It doesn't feel right if I don't do the laundry because I happen to be working that day. quote:
Everyone indicating that household chores should be split, it appears, are thinking of you both having full time jobs. .. So perhaps if you are both working, you could try to take on the things he truly dislikes doing. This would also be helpful for you getting "in the swing of things". I hear what you're saying, but this kind of arangement will still feel wrong to me. We are working hard on our power dynamic, and I -want- to be useful no matter what else I'm doing. I don't want the fact that I work to mean he has to stop asking me to do certain things, or needs to feel like he should be doing the dishes, or taking out the trash, when he'd rather be doing somthing else. I want that to be what I'n here for. quote:
One other comment...if you DON'T live together, I'm sorry but you shouldn't feel too terrible about not taking on all his household chores while you also have your own household chores to do. That would be like having 3 full time jobs, but only one gets you a paycheck! I have to say I disagree with this one too. Granted, I live with him so it's a moot point, but even if I didn't, if he wanted me to clean house, then it's my job to do it. Saying that he doesn't want to enforce it doesn't mean he doesn't want me to -do- it, just that he doesn't feel the desire to chase me around with a spray bottle for not vaccuuming. He wants to not have to think about these things. As someone who serves him, whether or not we live together, it'd be my job to get rid of the things he doesn't want to think about--at least in our dynamic. Thank you very much for your detailed input and I'm sorry I was unclear about somet higns
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