mc1234
Posts: 683
Joined: 10/4/2008 Status: offline
|
quote:
ORIGINAL: lildorei This is not so much a question, but and observation I wanted to share. There are so many on CM that are so in tune with themselves. They know what they want. They are sure to the very core of their souls they are Master, Mistress, Switch, Slave or Submissive. With so many being so intune with themselves I have to wonder why so many are not making the connects for a successful relationship. Of course you have a ton of couples seeking a second slave and you have a ton of slaves seeking to be owned, but not as a second slave, thus the problem. First, welcome to the boards. Why are so many not making the connects to move into a poly relationship? To use your words, because they know themselves, they are in tune with themselves. They know that poly isn't for them - either through experience (that's me) or through just simply knowing they aren't open to the situation. Just like any other preference - I don't need to experience everything just to rule things out. Some preferences just *are* and you telling them they're missing out isn't going to change minds. Are there people who hesitate to enter into a poly relationship, unsure of how they really feel? I'm sure there are - I was one. But I'd think this is a minority, at least from the feel I've gotten from reading the boards and knowing that finding a third is a very difficult task indeed. People tend to know whether they are open to it or not. quote:
I have a message for those slaves not wanting to be a second slave or maybe not a message but some words of advise. I was a second slave with my former master, and while the relationship was not without its trials and tribulations, it was a wonderful and illuminating experience. One I would not trade for anything. I learned alot from the experience and grew from it. Many of you are missing out on a chance for personal growth and a chance to be an active participant in the lifestyle, a chance to live life, by not keeping an open mind. Again, it's not about keeping an open mind ... it's not about not living life - it's about holding out for what a person really wants in life. If it's not to serve a master as a second slave, so be it. I find it rather incomprehensible that you're saying that a person who knows she doesn't want to be in a poly relationship means that she has a closed mind. quote:
I am just saying, be open to what is possible,to what is different, take a chance and step out of your comfort zone and experience life, it will open up a whole new world to you. I'd venture to say that a lot of people who are here on this site have taken steps outside their comfort zone and have experienced a lot of what they want to in life. The many ups and downs of poly life can be discussed more - for some it's the exact path they desire; for others they know it's not what they want. Those who wish to explore, go for it. But none of those people are close-minded because of their preferences.
|