CallaFirestormBW -> RE: Question about Masters and love and body (8/21/2008 7:57:45 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Secretslave1138 Hello Everyone... i have never made a post here on the site, but i need a few questions answered. i have been seeing a Master for a while now, and we are both in love with eachother. However, i am aware that i have weight issues, but those are not really my fault, they are because of medical reasons. i have always told my Master how sexy he is and how much i find him attractive, his hands....yadda, yadda, yadda. But, he never compliments me in any way. He has told me over and over how cute i look, but never says i have a nice chest or that i have a nice ass...or anything like that. Is there something wrong here? If someone loves you, do they not love all of you, and compliment you no matter what. i mean i know people who are in their 60's and although their wives are nowhere near the size they were, their husbands always call them beautiful or sexy. i need to know...i feel like a wilting rose right now. Any thoughts would be most welcomed. Thank you very much!!!! Hon, what I see here are hidden expectations -- and unfortunately, our expectations, unless they're agreed to up front and are out on the table, are often likely to go unmet. Have you talked with your Dominant partner about this? He's the one that you need to explain your expectations to and get past them. It may not even -be- that he's not attracted to your body... he may just not be big on -saying- anything about stuff like that, and you may be getting yourself into a lather about a perceived problem that doesn't even exist... the only way you'll know is to bring it up to him. Now -- there -is- a chance that he -doesn't- like your body. Most of us have something about our life-mates, especially when we've been together for a while, that just isn't our favorite thing. I told my Darling once that I love her not in -spite- of her faults, but because those are also a part of her, and she would not be who she is without them. Do I love her -- absolutely... but I have never lied to her and pretended she was without flaws... she knows that I love her even though she's picky to the point of distraction, dresses like a mad scientist, etc... but I don't go telling her what an amazing outfit she's wearing if she's dressed in baggy jeans and a t-shirt stained with xylene cyanol. Everyone has flaws. If your Dominant partner doesn't find your body attractive, certainly there is something else about you that he finds enticing -- after all, you've said that you are in love. I know that, for my Darling, my body comes as part of a package... she's not attracted to my body, and I'm cool with that (some days I'm not all that fond of it, either), but I have no doubt that she loves me. I don't expect her to lie to me and tell me what an awesome body I have -- just like I don't lie to her and tell her what an amazing fashion icon she is, and how easy-going she is. We don't have those kinds of hidden expectations to drag one another down. I'd really look at your own insecurities about your body. Maybe you can't do anything about it. I know how it is to have medical issues that impact your body -- I've spent most of my adult life on steriods to manage my broken immune system, so my body is reminiscent of the Stay-Puff Marshmallow Man... and the chances of that changing are nil (seeing as I've dealt with the same issues for almost 46 years, and was born with the idiosyncracy that left me dealing with it), but that doesn't mean that you can't take care of yourself... and it doesn't mean that, if your lover doesn't complement your body, xhe's trying to hurt you or make you feel bad... your body is what it is. Claim it and be proud of it, and try to treat it with respect. Sure, your health may mean that you have a certain shape, but you can choose what you will and won't do to keep yourself as healthy as you can... and you can cherish your relationship without making your dominant partner feel like, in order to keep you from feeling bad about yourself, he has to lie about loving the parts of you that he accepts, but may not be attracted to. Calla Firestorm
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