Mercnbeth
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ORIGINAL: Mercnbeth There is no problem with feeling "self important" as long as the 'self is being represented accurately and the definition of self 'importance' represents fact when the representation is tested in the light of day, or, in this case, within a relationship. Coming in without integrity and attracting someone with lies would doom anyone eventually. The open trusting person, may not do anything up front, but eventually, when the work of 'acting' as the represented persona becomes too much they eventually see the truth and run away. That's why I always recommend that people verify and check everything possible before investing emotions and energy. Frauds are actually easy to determine. And nobody, Dom or sub, should accept "trust me" as an answer to a personal question at the inception of a contemplated relationship. When I hire someone and find out they've lied, or as a well know Presidential candidate puts it "misrepresented", on their resume I make it a point to contact them and tell them; "Gee - you had the job based upon the interview, but verifying the facts I found you lied. Sorry - good luck." I wonder what goes through people's minds when they lie so blatantly. Whether it's marital status, hight, weight, age, history, or plagiarized information. Anyone with so little confidence really has nothing to offer. Only a fool or someone just as shallow and insecure would find that kind of individual an ideal partner. "Love" becomes a crutch for the insecure. It's a forgiving and accepting term. However, coming from a person 'outed' as shallow and lacking integrity, what does it represent? How weak must you be to believe you have to lie to attract a partner? At best, it becomes a ploy to achieve an agenda. Love without confidence and self assurance is meaningless. Love coming from a fraud is valueless, no matter how nice the word sounds. That appears to be a good argument to shun anyone who speaks of Love, for if anyone speaking of Love can so thoroughly defraud others, why trust anyone who speaks of it? No. It speaks to, and should only affect, frauds; who can't by definition give or received love. A frauds can't be trusted for love, and because they must be insecure of the truth coming out, are never confident that they actually receive it. If someone says they love you, and you've represented yourself as a fraud, they love the lie, the fraud that doesn't exist. They don't know you - so, if you are a fraud, you've never known love. Shun love? That is a silly conclusion to draw. Shun frauds - now that's something everyone should strive to achieve!
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