WickedKev -> RE: ISMaster ALWAYS right? (10/25/2005 4:22:45 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Padriag You're not going to like my answer, so feel free to stop reading now and skip it. Still reading... good. You're being a brat. Here's why. First, if you want out of your contract with him all you need do is say "I'm out, seeya" and that's it. You're in the US, he's in Italy and there is no law in the world that says you have to stay in that relationship... if you want out, walk, period. But you should already know that. What you are doing is coming to a forum and asking others to excuse your behavior, to justify your behavior so you can do what you want, force him to do what you want and get away with it without having to feel guilty for it.... not gonna do that dearheart. What I will suggest is that you stop an think about this. He wants that house, and I'm assuming he's spending his own money. If that's the case, its his money, he can spend it on any damn thing he pleases. As for you living in the house, is this house so aweful you feel its a deal breaker for the relationship? In some cases it could be, if its a roach infested junk heap I could see a lass having a problem with that. On the other hand if its a decent house, but just not the color or style or size you like... you're being a brat. A slave chooses to be with her master to serve him because she chose him, not because of the house he lives in. Do you want to be with him for who he is, or his house? If the house really is that much of an issue, you're in the relationship for the wrong reasons and I'd suggest you take a long hard look at your own values. Houses come and go, they can be remodelled and redecorated, they are temporary things... but that relationship ought to be permanent and based on the person you choose to be with. Don't let temporary things get in the way of that relationship. I agree wth Padriag here. Do you love your Master and do you wish to give yourself to him totally? That is the question you have to ask yourself and if the answer is yes then you will be happy with him where ever he chooses to live. As I always tell lusti, I may not always be right but I am never wrong...
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