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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/17/2011 7:11:13 AM   
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Its been a little while since I updated. Just wanted to say about the emergency thing. We always carry our wallets/purses and phones with us when we meet. I guess in an emergency the other would be able to use our licence etc for details. We pretty much know most things about each other and neither of us are silly we dont tend to take risks where we dont need too. not sure if that makes sense just thought i would add it in. - hope your all well.. We are still going happiely... and no i still dont know his surname~

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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/17/2011 7:15:19 AM   
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neither of us are silly we dont tend to take risks where we dont need too


after all this time?????? RISKS??

jesus.. what are you two, actuaries?


well, if you're happy with the status quo, good on you...

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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/17/2011 7:18:43 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: berrysurprise

Its been a little while since I updated. Just wanted to say about the emergency thing. We always carry our wallets/purses and phones with us when we meet. I guess in an emergency the other would be able to use our licence etc for details. We pretty much know most things about each other and neither of us are silly we dont tend to take risks where we dont need too. not sure if that makes sense just thought i would add it in. - hope your all well.. We are still going happiely... and no i still dont know his surname~


It's been five years? And no surname?

I'm curious. Why are you okay with this?

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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/17/2011 7:19:05 AM   
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It's been five years and you still don't know his last name?  Can I sell you a bridge?

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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/17/2011 7:28:44 AM   
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Five years and he doesn't tell you his sirname???

Honey, I'm happy you're happy, but you do realize he's probably married, don't you?

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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/17/2011 8:34:24 AM   
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Have you seen his home? I can see the appeal even though it is NOT something i could do personally. You have glazed over many people state he is likely married. Does this mean that you are not concerned about this because you know he is not (because of his actions) or that you do not care that he is? Just curious.

If it works for you both that you know relatively little about him (as it states in your OP because it was much more than his surname that you did not know) then good on ya.

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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/17/2011 10:39:28 AM   
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ORIGINAL: subtee

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ORIGINAL: berrysurprise

I am a very blessed sub, i have been lucky enough to have a great relationship/friendship with a very noble Dom.

How do you come to that conclusion since you
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dont know much about him.

How has he
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been [your] rock for almost two years now
if he is a
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Dom that was not to involved
?

I honestly don't understand this...






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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/17/2011 10:40:50 AM   
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daaaaammnnnn........fuck!

I just can't believe you don't know his last name. Makes  me wonder what else you don't know about him.

What's the holduip?? I'm going to assume you two are only fuckbuddies and not much else if you don't know this very very very basic of infomation.




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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/17/2011 10:49:20 AM   
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I'm going to assume you two are only fuckbuddies and not much else...







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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/17/2011 12:01:42 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: MasterSlaveLA

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ORIGINAL: littlewonder

I'm going to assume you two are only fuckbuddies and not much else...









Even so, though....at some point, even if just fuckbuddies, don't you have to know his full name? I'm not up on how the whole fuckbuddy thing works, but I would imagine at some point I would want to be sure he isn't fuckbuddying with anyone else, like a wifebuddy. Don't you know what he does for work? Shouldn't you? I don't understand how you could be comfortable being with someone that you know so little about. I mean for health reasons. Not the emotional part. You want to just fuck someone for awhile and leave it at that, more power to ya'. But after five years, with neither of you wanting more of a relationship with each other, then where exactly are you getting your relationship-type needs met? And is there no fucking going on in that relationship?

It's just.....I just don't understand.

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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/17/2011 12:10:15 PM   
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In the far distant past when I had fuckbuddies it was a don't ask don't tell type of relationship. We hook up when we both needed a little something and then we went our separate ways again..no names, no knowing if they are married or not, no nothing..just a "next weekend then? Same time same place?".




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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/17/2011 4:26:23 PM   
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In the far distant past when I had fuckbuddies it was a don't ask don't tell type of relationship. We hook up when we both needed a little something and then we went our separate ways again..no names, no knowing if they are married or not, no nothing..just a "next weekend then? Same time same place?".





But...for 5 years? Doing it for awhile, okay. I can see that anybody can put aside boyfriend/girlfriend stuff entirely....but for five years, I would think that sometime, someone would say "Hey, I want to go to a movie." If they're not doing the movie type of stuff with each other, then who are they doing it with? And, if they are in a relationship in which they go to a movie with someone, at some point, are they sleeping with those people, also? And does everyone on all sides know this?

ETA...never mind. I know I'm a little uptight about all that stuff. Perhaps that is ...just the way it is.



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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/17/2011 4:56:54 PM   
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Yes, being involved with Secret Squirrel is a tough thing indeed. But don't let your curiosity get the best of you. Why after five years would something like knowing his name become important? You should at least wait ten.

Maybe by that time he might also introduce you to his wife.

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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/17/2011 8:22:56 PM   
MasterSlaveLA


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ORIGINAL: Kaliko

...never mind. I know I'm a little uptight about all that stuff.



I don't think so.  I'm with you on this one... 5 years and not even knowing someone's last name is more than a bit ridiculous to me.



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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/18/2011 11:30:12 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Kaliko

Even so, though....at some point, even if just fuckbuddies, don't you have to know his full name? I'm not up on how the whole fuckbuddy thing works, but I would imagine at some point I would want to be sure he isn't fuckbuddying with anyone else, like a wifebuddy. Don't you know what he does for work? Shouldn't you? I don't understand how you could be comfortable being with someone that you know so little about. I mean for health reasons. Not the emotional part. You want to just fuck someone for awhile and leave it at that, more power to ya'. But after five years, with neither of you wanting more of a relationship with each other, then where exactly are you getting your relationship-type needs met? And is there no fucking going on in that relationship?

It's just.....I just don't understand.


Yeah, even if I'm just doing the FWB thing I still expect to know their full name and phone number, and to eventually spend time at their place and meet their SO if they have one. The idea of sleeping with or playing with or whatever she's doing with this dude for 5 years and not even know his last name (or presumably, any information that she could use to find it like a phone number or address)? I mean, to each their own I guess, but that doesn't sit right with me.

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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/19/2011 12:05:17 AM   
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It's been five years and you still don't know his last name?  Can I sell you a bridge?

You know myself and Davan still converse regularly... and we have been doing so for a few years now. Honestly, it was only a few months ago that I figured out her last name. I'm not 100% sure she knows mine. We go by xxxxx & Jeff. Nor do I know her address... she gave it to me once so I could send a gift but I promptly lost it again.

Not every relationship really needs this sort of information.


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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/19/2011 5:20:00 AM   
DarkSteven


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ORIGINAL: leadership527

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ORIGINAL: DarkSteven
It's been five years and you still don't know his last name?  Can I sell you a bridge?

You know myself and Davan still converse regularly... and we have been doing so for a few years now. Honestly, it was only a few months ago that I figured out her last name. I'm not 100% sure she knows mine. We go by xxxxx & Jeff. Nor do I know her address... she gave it to me once so I could send a gift but I promptly lost it again.

Not every relationship really needs this sort of information.



Jeff, you and Davan are friends who met online.  I'm not sure you've ever met in person. I have numerous friends like that.

OP and her Master have been boinking and playing for five years.  That's a different relationship altogether.

And please say hi to Davan from me next time you talk with her.


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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/19/2011 5:57:47 AM   
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For the OP, if you please: Why are you posting this information on this forum?

Realize, I am not questioning your right to post as you wish, I am trying to understand what you get out of it and what you actually want from responders.

Validation? Do you want other people to agree you can have a swell ongoing long- term dom/sub relationship when you don't know someone's name? You will not get that from me.

Are you trying to get up the courage to ask this man who the fuck he is? Having failed to display even a hint of cojones in the last five years, I doubt anything anyone says will change your mindset.

So, why are you here, posting this information?


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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/19/2011 9:50:15 AM   
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ORIGINAL: leadership527

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ORIGINAL: DarkSteven


Not every relationship really needs this sort of information.



This is true for me, for sure.

I have a friend I've known for a year in rl. We belong to same music group and the ONLY reason I know his surname is because we are on the same mailing list for the group, therefore I spotted it there. I'd never have thought to ask his full name. He'd still be *David, the guitar player* otherwise. He probably knows mine for the same reason but I can't be sure he knows, or remembers mine. Plus he calls me by me by one of my rl-nics.

I don't know where he lives, I've never seen his home, let alone been there, even though he only lives a mile away, yet we meet up and go out to festivals and gigs and he spends evenings at my home regularly. I know what he THINKS and feels about many things but I know very little about his personal circumstances. I don't care to know, I don't so much as think to ask and we have managed to get to know each other very well without that.

I don't know everything about M and I've known him for over 10 yrs. HE knows practically everything there is to know about ME, is involved with my children, my parents, my friends, my life.......... but I am not with his. I don't need to, nor do I particularly want to. Again, I know much more about the way he thinks and why, than about his personal circs. It's not remotely odd to me because those things have never been of great interest to me.

I have young men staying in my home daily...I've never met their parents, nor do I know where they live when they are not here, and I don't know their surnames either......they've been staying here for years. They do the dishwasher, don't leave sugar crumbs when they make tea, put their shoes in the correct place and never fail to find me in my study to say *Hello, how are you?* when they arrive and * *Goodnight, I'm off now* if they leave to go home.

I seem devoid of that kind of curiousity. I have always had an interest in knowing someone, not knowing about them.

The calibre of a person doesn't lie in these things....for me. The things that resonate with me don't get fulfilled by information of that nature. But that's coming from someone that jumped on a plane to Norway to stay with a good online friend without even seeing a photograph of him, with no landline number and in fact, no address until I got there. I knew him, I just didn't know ABOUT him.

It CAN take a few clicks to know ABOUT a person but that's just not the route I've ever taken.

The one difference between me and the OP is that if I want to know something badly enough, if it's important at any given time, I WILL ask. I wouldn't deliberate about it a great deal, make a post or worry too much about it...I'd just ask.

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RE: did it really kill the cat? - 7/20/2011 8:20:57 PM   
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Just a general comment.... but I think it's really about trust. Personally, I couldn't trust someone with something as serious as my submission if they couldn't even trust me with something as minor as their last name. Trust has to go both ways.

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