pixelslave
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ORIGINAL: allurette A little about me so we're on the same page: I'm twenty, moved out when I was fifteen, didn't speak to my parents for four years, but we're on good terms now. I moved out more because of emotional abuse than physical, but both were combining factors. I feel as if I've settled my issues with my parents and things are so much better now than they ever were. Abuse is something we've all dealt with in one way or another and I feel as if I deal with it quite well. I'm not sure if this information is important, but the closest I've ever felt in my situation described below is when I was having these issues with my parents. From your statements above, is it safe to assume that there was also some physical abuse in your home as well? quote:
I'm in a relationship, for I guess a little over a year now. We've had our ups and downs struggles with his polygamous nature and my monogamous, but nothing we haven't been able to deal with. I love Him with all of my heart and have honestly never been happier in my life. He's not emotionally abusive in any way, and gives me more support than anyone ever has. If you're monogamous and he's poly, they clearly you've not resolved the issue and it could be triggering some real insecurities for you. I think you're deluding yourself when you say that there's nothing the two of you haven't been able to deal with. quote:
Now to the root of the situation: We don't exactly scene a lot, I love it, but it's not really His thing. Fine, I'm cool with that whatever makes Him happy. The last three or four scenes we've had have gradually gotten worse and worse as far as pain goes. I love it- love the pain, love the humiliation, love everything about it. But when he's hitting me I tend to hear words in my head (oh Lord now I really sound crazy....) In my experience, there's nothing worse than having my needs placated by a Domme who doesn't share an interest in the same activities. If he's not into it, then that may be part of your issue. Not only is he not monongamous, he's also not a Dom from what you're telling us. As such, you have some very basic compatibility issues here. quote:
Aren't we all a little crazy though? It's like me talking to myself. I say to myself "He hates you, He doesn't love you, He loves someone else, He's using you, He hates you" and sometimes even more horrible things in response from me. Sometimes I'll say (out loud! while he's scening with me) "I hate you, hate you, hate you, until I just break down completely in tears. This is no longer solely when we're scening, but when He's having sex with me too.... Not always in fact rarely, but once is more than enough for me! These sound very much to me like symptoms of PTSD. Do you recall all of your childhood? Perhaps there are things about any physical abuse or sexual abuse which occured that you perhaps have blocked out and don't remember that are coming out during these activities with him. As someone else mentioned, pain can also be very cathartic and you may be releasing feelings about someone or something else, perhaps your relationship with your father? quote:
Long question made not too very short, I don't believe that He really feels this way. I know He loves me, probably more than anyone else ever has.... but have any other submissives/slaves/dominants/trees/dogs/bumblebees/anything experienced the same thing? Short answer, yes. But then, I have PTSD and certain things have been known to trigger it. Fortunately it's been a very long time since I've had anything like that happen. I can say that I've also had cathartic releases as well. quote:
I have told Him, and He says He'll have to read more before He knows what to tell me. I read these message boards a lot, even if I post rarely and admire the opinions of many of you on here more than you will know. So, any advice at all is greatly greatly, appreciated. Thanks!!!!!!!!!! Like the others, I highly recommend you contact a kink aware therapist to discuss what's happening in your life if you can find one in your area. If you do have PTSD, then I suggest you google EMDR and find someone who's been trained in that kind of therapy as it's been shown to be very helpful to patients with PTSD. - pixel
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