tsatske -> RE: What does 24/7 mean to you? (and a mini rant i suppose) (9/1/2008 2:49:51 PM)
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If he wanted something from me that I could provide and I was asleep, working, with friends, etc., he weighs the pros and cons of having me do it and then he decides if I will do it or not. He will deal the consequences of his decisions. It worked that way even when we lived more than 3,000 miles apart. It works that way now even when we are in the same bed. My proximity to him has not changed the fact that there are no aspects of my life that he does not have authority over. I appreciate that for some people, living together makes it possible for them to have a 24/7 m/s relationship and living apart does not. However, that does not mean that everyone’s relationships are limited by where they live and that doesn’t make me deluded because his authority in my life existed 24/7 even when we were not living together. For me, living together is the point of 24/7 - but, thinking about it, i think the main reason for that was/is because I knew we would be moving together eventually - as soon as we could - (and, before I found Him, while I was searching, I knew that a living together relationship was what I wanted to work towards with someone) - so, for me, it was a marker. I happen to agree very much with what you said here. I get annoyed when I percieve someone as saying that the limitations that a certain couple choose to work with or accept in their lives limit how they can speak of, represent or percieve themselves. (no, of course it doesn't, but people often feel strongly that it SHOULD). If Master does not want a certain service - if he evaluates the pros and cons and decides against it - ect, - that does not in anyway minimize the 'available service'. HE made that decision. If, otoh, slave said to him - don't do this, don't do that, ect, ect - well, those are limits. They still get to define if they are 24/7, they still get to decide their labels, ect. I am just saying, i deeply feel your distinction. It's an important one, to me. The difference in what HE decides to not do, and what I TELL him not to do.
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