ElanSubdued
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FaithBlue, A few Dominants replied (perhaps rightly) that you invited your own demise. You told your Dominant that you'd accept dismissal as a resolution so ostensibly you got what you asked for. This said, I think the issue is moot, if not irrelevant, and I'll explain why in a moment. As for your question "are you untrainable", from what you've written, I'd say you're just someone learning the ropes, as we all do. You seem very sincere, willing and trainable to me. Part of learning about BDSM relationships is gaining a sense of when requests and reactions are appropriate. In my opinion, forgetting to wear a corset, even if this was an agreed upon protocol, isn't a significant transgression. Thus, if this is all it took to shake up your Dominant such that he dismissed you, even if you suggested that he could, I'd say this is the wrong partner for you. In my opinion, what you've described isn't a BDSM issue. Rather, this is a question of vanilla compatibility. For whatever reason, the Dominant decided to dismiss you and he used your corset transgression as the catalyst. I find it highly unlikely that a Dominant would release a submissive because of such a thing, that is... unless the Dominant wasn't that interested in the submissive. Even if it is the case that forgetting to wear your corset is why you were let go, think about something for a moment. Do you want to live with a man who creates this type of drama and who places more value on protocol than on you? What's going to happen when something really important happens? People make mistakes and fuck up. Any reasonable, responsible Dominant knows this. And let's flip this around. Your Dominant will make mistakes. So are we now to assume, because of the precedent set, that you can take aim at your Dominant and criticize his approach? Do you want to be in a relationship that makes you unhappy and where your partner focuses on highlighting your mistakes rather than on enjoying and enriching one another? Although the approach he took isn't the nicest, your ex Dominant has done you a favour. He is not the right partner for you so he set you free. Don't worry about this. It happens to all of us. This is no different than when folks break up or fizzle out during a vanilla courtship. The guy is simply not interested in you for whatever reason (and the corset isn't likely to be that reason). Don't bother looking for answers. Such an approach isn't productive and won't likely change anything. Therefore, my suggestion is you forget about this Dominant, learn whatever you choose to take from experience, and move on with finding another, more compatible partner. Find someone who appreciates and values you as a person first, and as a submissive second. I'm sorry this happened to you FaithBlue, Elan.
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