LadyJeelys -> RE: Unfair Punishment (3/20/2008 4:34:29 AM)
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ORIGINAL: MaxineANDjohnnie I'm begining to get a little defensive about this, I did overreact this time. Maxine, This may come as a shock, but manipulation isn't dominance either. You asked for advice. People gave you advice (I suspect the advice you wanted as "oh, that silly boy, he's just being stroppy; what you did was ok"). Because the advice you got didn't fit with what you want, now you want people to back off becuase, sniff, sniff, you're feeling defensive. Well, pooh. I thought about your post after I responded the first time, and something really just kept bothering me. Later I realized that I didn't see ANY remorse in your post. I didn't see any concern, other than "sniff, sniff, I don't want to be vanilla". No concern for the physical consequences. No concern for the emotion consequenes for your husband. I still don't see any remose. What's more, you assure us that you're not an abuser. But abusers don't show remorse. Abusers have to narrow down exactly what the victim did in order to justify their response. Abusers never see themselves as abusers. Abusers get really defensive when challenged. I'm not saying you are an abuser---your husband is the one who would know. But at some point remorse should help you step back and take a long look and really ask yourself "Have I crossed the line between BDSM and abuse?" In fact, each and everyone of us should be willing to ask ourselves that. Finally, and you can take this as just my opinion, but I just keep getting the impression that you were more insensed that he dared to have an attitude than insensed that you actually beat this man far beyond discipline or pleasure. It was like it was somehow shocking that he didn't turn around an go all subly instead of being human and being ticked off that you were being unjust. Then instead of being concerned for this great guy that you care enough to marry, you voiced concern that you couldn't live vanilla. I have to admit I don't get that. Sure, if you were a player kind of Domme or even a pro Domme, I could kind of understand--because in those relationships the activity is a little more central than in marriage. But in marriage, well, frankly there may come a day with you can't lift a whip, or a day when your slave can't be slave anymore--you could be in a wreck and be paralized, he could get MS....and you'd have to live pretty much vanilla. But in marriage, that's ok. It's ok to give up the "lifestyle" in favor of having this person you love and need in your life. I can only say, that if I'd hurt secondary to the point he was afraid of me, I'd be devestated because I care about him, not being in a "lifestyle". Sooo, I'm hoping this was all just the limits of expressing self on a forum. Otherwise, I hope you'll really take some of the advice you've been given.
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