Mercnbeth -> RE: Searching and Finding (12/13/2005 10:17:46 AM)
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Now if we're gonna start telling delivery stories, i think we need a new thread. Mine was a horror. But generally, i am opposed to repeating these stories because they frighten pregnant women, especially ones carrying their 1st child. with all due respect, candystripper, the reason this slave made the connection and related a small piece of her delivery story is because of the parallel she felt with the seemingly unanswerable question--"When will this slave KNOW when labor has really begun" was met with such vague statements such as "You WILL know". It's a whole lot like the question you asked when you started this thread, and a VERRRRRY important one that one has whenever entering into such a leap of faith and careful planning, be it a relationship with a significant other or the birth of a unmentionable. You walk through the Valley of the Shadow of Death when you give your life over to another AND when you give birth to another. Both very powerful and life-changing experiences that this slave prayed in earnest God was holding her in the palm of His hand. But, being a knowledge-seeker, this slave spent a considerable amount of time asking questions. From doctors & midwives to mothers&fathers. why shouldn't we tell horror stories and scare the newbies? personally, this slave sought out every woman she knew and even those she didn't that had a "delivery story" to tell, because she knew already that EVERY woman is different and experiences the pregnancy and the labor and delivery differently. Both doctors encouraged this slave to gather as much knowledge as possible and to be as prepared as possible for the physical change and challenge of delivery, because this slave wanted NO anesthetic. this slave prepared like she was preparing for a Decathalon! call it luck, genetics, God's mercy, a strict vegetarian diet, being in the best physical shape of this slave's life, what-ever-you-like, and not once, but 3 times Labor and Delivery totalled 4 hours. it parallels seeking out advice on a message board or through real-life contact with people who live in a M/s or D/s relationships. sure, it won't necessarily be a model for YOUR future relationship, but it helps to expand your mind, help you make your own decisions about how you might feel in a D/s or M/s relationship. because, to the uninformed, closed-minded "vanilla" world, we're all just a bunch of sick and often-times abusive perverts! [;)]
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