sweetpettjenny -> RE: when you know its right (12/26/2005 4:06:38 AM)
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Well i am far from new myself ive been in two other long term Master/slave relationships , one spanning over 13 years the other a year and a half. Relationships fail, i am very aware of this, but it wasn't the reason for the post. This relationship is more than Master/slave. It is a relationship that includes family, and loved ones. It is a friendship, ownership, and filled with love. I know its a keeper , because i feel it. If Master ever doesn't want it any more it will certainly be a huge loss in my heart. I was posting this mostly because ive seen others ask " how do you know he is the right one for me?" It basically was a answer in some ways. You just know, simple as that. From your deepest core of your being you feel a intense ache to serve him, and want him to take charge , and simply love you for who and what you are, because you love him . I hope this clarifies things. quote:
ORIGINAL: fyreredsub i see a good deal of sense LA,in this ecspecially when one is still new. i may change owners several times along my journey into finding what exactly it is that is right for me. right now where i am at works and i am committed to Master(maybe i'm more committed to training ,to learn how to serve, who knows) maybe i will seek new challenges to learn.there is so much about myself i have yet to discover.shudders at thought of having to beg release one day.Master has been around the block(and can teach me alot) but one never does know whats ahead. quote:
ORIGINAL: LuckyAlbatross I think there's a large distinction between "knowing" something is right and "feeling" something is right. There's also a differerence between knowing something is right "for now" and knowing it's right "forever." We have such a need to make things permanent, to feel it's a failure if it ends before death. I see relationships as very different- I see them as organic creations between at least two people at a time. And as an organic thing, it grows, it matures, it changes, and sometimes ends naturally. THat's not meant to be cynical or defeatist, in fact I find a deep sense of joy from it.
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