Strangegrrl
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Joined: 2/8/2009 Status: offline
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Background: I'm happily married, but have a Mentor who helps me learn about my sub side. In my *very* limited experience, I have found that when I am with Him, I feel nothing more than love for Him. I love Him so I want to please Him. I want to show Him how much I love Him, so I do what He asks of me. If I did not love Him, I don't think I would be able to do certain things with Him, breath play for one. I am not, however, *in* love with Him. I reserve that feeling for my husband. In my world, being *in* love with someone means making a life-long commitment to them, to stand beside them in all cases, to choose them over all others. My Dom and I understand that I have reserved that for my husband, and that the role He fulfills in my life is that of a Mentor. I think there can be a very clear-cut difference between loving someone and being "in love" with someone. I am a young woman, and I love a wide variety of people, from my closest girlfriend to my husband's best male friend. Would I say I'm *in* love with them? Definitely not. I love my dogs like they are my own children, but I am not *in* love with them. I would imagine the same theory can be applied to one's children. Naturally, just the ramblings of a humble, shy girl... :-)
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