CallaFirestormBW
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ORIGINAL: celticlord2112 How gladiator desires to serve is every bit as important as how a Domme desires him to serve. Service will succeed at the intersection of those desires, and nowhere else. I really think this is one of the most crucial posts I've read. The only way to find the person who is going to work is to take the plunge and try out situations that seem like they -may- work... on both sides of the collar. It seems to me, after years of doing relationship counseling in a whole bunch of alternative communities, that most of the complications come about from one or both people repressing their real desires to try to fit into a relationship that really isn't a good fit for them. The analogy I use is from the original Cinderella, where one stepsister cut off her heel to try to fit into the shoe, and the other chopped off her toes... in both cases, the person was more incomplete for trying to fit into a relationship that wasn't suited to her, and it is the same way for the Keeper and servant... If one wants something that the other just can't or won't give, neither is going to be happy... sometimes there are discrete differences and it's pretty apparent that things just aren't clicking, but one or both parties are so hungry for -any- relationship that they cram, shove, and force aspects of themselves into corners to try to -make- the relationship fit... and then you get resentment and hidden anger, misery and dissatisfaction... and that is -no- foundation for a relationship. I can understand where many FemDoms get really tired of hearing "Oh, this is my fantasy of how I want to serve you.", but really, somewhere out there, it's likely that there is the person who wants to be served just that way, and to her, his fantasy is perfection... so why cut off one's heel to fit a relationship that isn't right... keep putting it out there until you find the person or people who will be what you're looking for.
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*** Said to me recently: "Look, I know you're the "voice of reason"... but dammit, I LIKE being unreasonable!!!!" "Your mind is more interested in the challenge of becoming than the challenge of doing." Jon Benson, Bodybuilder/Trainer
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