HentaiGamerKitty
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Maybemaybenot: As to how my mother would realize this, let's just say she has an uncanny knack for ferreting out my secrets. She always has. She's a police lieutenant and her work has taught her to be extremely perceptive. I know that we'll be sitting at dinner one night and I'll get up to take Master's dishes to the sink and later she'll pull me aside and ask "Well what was that all about! His legs aren't broken!" or some similiar such incident. I absolutely in no way mistrust his word. I know he would never betray me. I'm more worried about betraying myself through my actions. As for wanting to tell others, I truly do wish we lived in a world where I felt comfortable doing that, but alas we don't. And yes, my mother was extremely controlling of her children and actually "forced" me to a certain extent into my divorce from my ex husband (long story). She's never approved of ANY guy I've ever dated (she thinks they're too "controlling".) Basically, she's run all of them off. This is the first one who's had the strength to not let her bother him. Evanesce: As ironic as it sounds, my mother would be much more concerned with him telling me what to do than with him doing kinky things in bed. She sees it as allowing a man to make your decisions (and it doesn't matter to her whether or not his decisions are in your best interest...she only sees that I'm being told what to do.) I don't plan on telling her, as I said before...and as I originally mentioned, I'm feeling a certain amount of "paranoia" ie unreasonable worry. I KNOW its unreasonable but its still there. Whats the worst that could happen if people found out? Well in the case of my mom she could disown me (which would cause me a lot of emotional stress.) She's threatened to do so in the past when I've tried to break free from her control. Thankfully, I now have a strong man to stand beside me and help me deal with her (because I've never been good at standing up to her by myself.) thnkiwntaspank: Actually, I never was seeking a TPE relationship. I was dead set against it for a VERY long time and swore up and down to ten gods that I'd never be in one because "by god, no mans gonna tell me what to do." But then I met the man I'm with now and he explained things in a whole different light...that he wouldn't just be this jerk that takes over my life, but rather a caring lover who honestly wanted control of my life so he could help me better myself. He showed me that all my life I've had patterns of behavior consistent with women who do well in TPE relationships (unfortunately, like many sub women, I went through a period of dating men who were weren't healthy for me.) He believes I was unhappy because I was so vehemently denying my submissive behavior due to my mother's brainwashing as a child. I was trying to act like her for a while, but it was tearing me apart because I'm just not that kind of person. Now that I've accepted that this is what I am, I feel like a great burden has been lifted off my shoulders. Strangely enough, I feel more free than I have ever felt in the past. As for seeking a substitute for my controlling mother, you may be right. I'm not sure. As to my comfort level with my lifestyle choices, you are most certainly correct that I am not totally sure about my choices yet. I'm young (22) and still new to this lifestyle. I'm enjoying it but sometimes I do wonder if I'm doing the right thing, just because it goes against everything I was taught growing up about how "a woman should be in control, not the man." Mstrhellsfury: I understand what you're saying. I don't think this "popped out of me" one day either. I can remember having very submissive fantasies as early as the age of 5 (which probably sounds crazy but its true.) I've always felt my goal in life was to find a man I really loved and totally dedicate myself to him. However I was unable to do this for a long time because I felt it made me less of a woman. So I put on this strong front, talked all the time about how I'd never let a man tell me what to do, but ended up dating one domineering, semi-abusive man after another. It was a complicated thing for me to deal with emotionally. I think part of my problem with worrying about the opinions of others (especially my family) is due to the fact that until quite recently, I was at least partially financially dependent on them. I live on my own, pay my own bills, have a decent job, etc....but I pretty much live paycheck to paycheck and I knew that if the car broke down or something I would have to "run to mommy and daddy for help." Now that I'm involved with a financially independent man, that burden has been lifted somewhat because I no longer have to feel like I depend on my parents for financial help. So anyway, I'm done rambling now...thanks for letting me vent. Its early in the morning and I've worked all night,so I'm not sure how much sense I actually made.
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