DavanKael -> RE: What do you do when you Master turns vanilla? (10/19/2008 9:00:21 PM)
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Pet2000 said: Yes, I begged, pleading that I needed it for us to survive. I love him very much. After reading these threads Even thought it will break my heart and his. I know I have to end it. Its not just about inflicting pain. And My God a little spanking isent pain. Heck some vanillas do it. Its the whole D/S feel. And yes I carry my weight in the relationship including 50/50 finances.It is just so frustrating.I have talked to his EXs and they are amazed that he is doing this. So Im assumeing there is no way to get my Master back..... Drgn Slayr said: For better or for worse...that should be the end of the discussion. I promised my love that I would always be with her and work on our relationship, not that we would always feel like we were in love. I am a man of my word and integrity means something in my world. If we truly stay focused on the relationship rather than the emotions - the Royal Us as another poster put it in a different thread, we will overcome any bumps or valleys in the way in due time...together. Tell him that you intend to have a Dom outside the marriage, but that you will always be his wife in all other ways as long as you both shall live. It sounds like he would be more understanding than the average vanilla guy who has never been down y'all's road before. Lots of people have stayed in satisfying marriages even after one partner or the other came out of the closet about his/her homosexuality or other issues that would bring a less open-minded marriage crashing to it's knees. If y'all love each other, then you can do it too. Davan is saying: < groan > I married a great guy, a best friend, a soul mate, and we had lots of good years together. We met when I was 15. By the time I was 19 or 20, I understood the desire for power dynamics was something inherent to me. I asked, I explained, I begged, I pleased, I attempted to educate, I cried, I raged. Nothing. "I don't understand it, I am not intersted in it, no." We separated right before I turned 33, so didn't throw in the towel promptly nor was it over lack of D/s dynamics (But, lack of desire to meet my sexual needs didn't help things). You're at an unenviable crossroads, imo. I cringed at reading your posts for as much as I hungered for the dynamics, I never really tasted them until a poly relationship in the latter third of our marriage and oh, did I bleed when that ended. DrgnSlayr has some pragmatic suggestions. I don't know if opening things up is an option for you. Sometimes, a marriage ending is the best thing. You have a lot of context, I don't know that you want to give things up at this point; I don't know what your point beyond which you will bend no further is. Do you? Davan
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