NakedOnMyChain -> RE: Emotional Boundries (11/4/2005 2:04:51 AM)
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I have seen many submissive that have limits that are supposedly "hard limits" such as dont touch my butt in public or slaves that dont play with more than one partner. While I can appericiate the personal dynamic of different relationships. I cant understand how this can become a limit that isnt supposed to be prodded. Such as playing with others. I, nor my master/husband (Ty) have other partners. It is most definitely a hard limit. I think that most of that stems from the fact that we are married. I take that very seriously. When I told him "till death do us part" and promised my fidelity, I meant it, and I always keep my word. Until I met Ty, I was wild, and I mean really wild. There wasn't much that I hadn't done or was doing, and I'd seen quite a bit. When I met him, I knew love for the first time... true love, the lasting kind, the kind where I can massage his stinky feet and love doing it. I knew, when I committed to him, that I didn't want anyone else. He feels the same way. To us, our fidelity is a sacred bond and oath. Sure, I'm attracted to other people occasionally, but only superficially. I have the most wonderful person I've ever met lying in bed with me every night. Why would I trade that in for a few hours of play that would be much less exciting than what I get from Ty? quote:
I quickly learnd that I grew emotionally when I allowed certain things to happen and that the foundation of trust and loyality that my relationship was built upon has survived through a great many things. I'm glad that you are happy with your life, and that sharing works out for you, and also that it led to emotional growth. However, sharing does not equate emotional maturity or trust. It helped you, but it's not for everyone. I have never trusted anyone more in my life than I trust Tyler. I trust him implicitly. For myself, the chance to be truly monogamous made me grow emotionally much more than sharing ever did. Having multiple partners, to me, used to mean I could do whatever I felt like, whenever I felt like it, with whoever I felt like. Being monogamous taught me restraint, discipline and trust that I'd never known before, and I wouldn't have it any other way. quote:
I see a great many couples that have or are living a TPE lifestyle still have certain "limits" that they arent capable of over coming. True enough. But don't we all have limits somewhere deep down? And it's not so much that Ty and I aren't capable of overcoming our limits, as that we truly don't want to (with regards to sharing partners). Different people require different things, and often their limits are there for very good reasons. quote:
What I do see in this lifestyle and many others is emotional boundries being placed as untouchable limits. Emotional growth isnt always pleasent but in the end it is very rewarding. To understand where each person is coming from and whom has integrity is quite liberating. If I send bella to service someone after the fact she is right back where she belongs at my feet. That is true. Emotional growth isn't always pleasant, yet we tend to come out as better people. However, why does one have to overcome a specific emotional boundary, such as sharing (because I get the creeping suspicion that you're talking about sharing again), to grow emotionally? There are other methods of growth, and that life choice is not for everyone. I made a promise that I fully intend to keep, and I have enjoyed great personal growth from it.
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