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OttersSwim -> RE: Married Male submissives (1/15/2009 3:26:45 PM)

There are many reasons why people go outside their marriages for intimacy, love, or sex and not all of them are without cause, or can be despised. 

But what you have described is a real mess and can only ultimately end in mass destruction if you continue from a position of compromised honor and morality.  You are the man, the husband, the father, and the dominant.  You must ultimately take ownership in all of those roles for your actions and your relationships.  This can only end in tears and I wish you strength and compassion and clear vision to avoid as much harm as is possible out of this.  You will need it I fear... [&o]




RedMagic1 -> RE: Married Male submissives (1/15/2009 3:37:58 PM)

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ORIGINAL: secretmaster22
If you think what I'm doing is morally inexcusable, then obviously you'll never be with a married man. 

"Judging" isn't always based on morals.  I don't know much about your situation, and of course we only have one side of the story.  However, if a woman were to ask me if she should get involved with you, I would tell her, "Only if you want to play hot potato with a ticking dramabomb."

Things like that never stay secret.  This is ka-pow waiting to happen.




Lockit -> RE: Married Male submissives (1/15/2009 5:19:49 PM)

I don't judge by the standards of another's creed, but I can quote that creed in some cases when someone else claims to live by them.  The bottom line here is that someone seems to be using their creed as an excuse to deny what even their creed provides in a marriage.  It is really very sad.  One thing I would like to mention is that in the bible Jesus is the main focus and if one claims that one should get right with Jesus and a marriage will benefit and be saved, one isn't looking at things the way Jesus did.  Jesus offered himself, he didn't force himself.  The bible also states that one is not to push their spouse and to silently show themselve's worthy so that they are an example to their spouse.  Your wife is not living according to her own creed she feels you should get right with and in which she judges you and holds you accountable.  It should start with her.  I am sure her trusty pastor can help explain that.

But two wrongs don't make a right and you are giving her biblical right to divorce you.  You also then give her an extra pride of the moment to stand and frown at you with.

I don't see love which is the whole of the christian belief and bible and her actions speak more of judgement which is also something one is told not to do.  One sin is as bad as another... her sin of pride and judgment... judging who will get to heaven and who will not... judging your heart is not her job and is specifically spoken about in the new testiment.

Now it sounds like I am judging and I am not.  I am stating that there is no excuse for what you each are doing with the examples you have given as to in part why these things are happening.  You cannot build without a foundation and that must start in the heart of you both, with honesty and honor between you.  Until that happens, neither her stand or your's will amount to much more than the further dystruction of your relationship.

I do not hold the bible as my creed.  My creed is love.  This isn't my moral code.  But since you are in the middle of it and seem to justify things, I decided to point a few things out.  You cannot find peace, even if you fulfill certain things in your life... if you are bound and yet not free and some hard things must be decided.  But to bring another person into the dynamic's within your marriage, you harm each adult and the um's... sooner or later.  That isn't bible really... just facts of life.  Blaming one another will only bring torment to you all. 




BitchGoddessD -> RE: Married Male submissives (1/15/2009 6:13:28 PM)

I don't judge others.  I have made mistakes too.  You live, you learn.  What I've learned is that someone married cannot serve as I desire if they are not open with their spouse.  That's it.  Simple.




secretmaster22 -> RE: Married Male submissives (1/16/2009 6:14:12 AM)

Just so everyone's clear, I am not rationalizing.  I don't find cheating to be on the moral up and up.  I just don't think people should judge other people for their sins until they have walked in their shoes.  If anyone is looking for a perfect master without faults, then don't touch a married guy.  If you're looking for someone who will just be real and honest and sincere then don't assume that every man in my situation can't be that.  Despite my sins, I do still feel like I'm a good person.  I am passionate, I care about people, I help people any chance I get, I love my kids with everything within me despite certain mental shortcomings they may have, and over the last 10 years I've done nothing but try to make my wife happy.  Perhaps in that pursuit I lost a piece of myself. 

On a good note I had a very very long talk last night with my wife about why I feel such a lack of respect from her, in which she still couldn't seem to grasp the concept, but at least we talked about it.  Life is much more complicated than I ever thought it would be...




Lockit -> RE: Married Male submissives (1/16/2009 8:01:02 AM)

Well, do remember that little tid bit about nothing in the marrital bed being a sin.  So many... miss that one! lol  Kind of like what goes on in Las Vegas stays there... Marriage sanctifies what happens in the bed so to speak, as long as it lines up with the whole of the bible.  Love, grace, forgiveness and all that.

But it sounds like you wife views your desires as one would a deviant... but what does it say about obeying your husband unless it compromizes your belief and the order of things, god, spouse... family and good works. In that order.

Please don't mistake my saying all this as giving you ammo... I am just here to point out a couple of things that might help you sort things out. I do believe there is far more to this and I believe there is error on both sides, not according to the creed your wife lives by and what you once did it seems.  She may view you as a back slider.

It may be time to clean house... and that starts not with the house so to speak, but in the hearts of each of you and where you plan to take this relationship and other's.  But what good thing can come from a lie.  At first it might seem that it works out well... but down the road... ouch!  That realness you say you share with your secret submissive... who can never know the fulness of life with you as you already have a life with someone else, unaware... isn't realness as I see it and that might not be fair to her.  It may not be fair to your um's or even um's she has.  You have to see the whole picture and what could happen.  One lie begets another.  Pretty soon the muck is so deep, everyone is trapped in it.  What about those that have no choice in the matter?

This isn't lining up with the christian faith or what most consider bdsm standards of good faith in good and solid, working relationships.  One can harden themselves to the truth and living truth as they see it and being true to themselves and justification only hardends more.  Being an example to the um's, showing them love as it can be... relationships as they can be... and grace... which both come in and outside of faith based anythings, is good for emotional health and preparing for life and relationships they will have.  As a parent... I think we owe them a bit more than what we give them a lot of the times.

No one is perfect... according to any creed... but... those who walk the walk of parent, need to consider that they need a lot more than someone providing shelter, an intact family... good or bad and food.  If they don't see love in action and see parents acting out... guess what happens?  They aren't little for long and soon you find yourself trying to deal with how they live relationships... with all they saw us doing.  How can you teach them not to lie if they find out or watch you lying and believe me... they sometimes see what us parents don't see or don't think they see.  How many knew of a cheating parent before the other parent did?  Those lil buggers are very smart and they are aware.  Trust me... they can be pretty amazing in what they do see that we lie to ourselves thinking they don't.  Give them a little more credit... and a break... life is hard enough as we all know... You gave up a lot of personal freedoms the day they presented themselves... and it is your job to be what they need.  You may not have asked for the hardships you face in your marriage, but neither did they.




secretmaster22 -> RE: Married Male submissives (1/16/2009 12:46:53 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Lockit

Well, do remember that little tid bit about nothing in the marrital bed being a sin.  So many... miss that one! lol  Kind of like what goes on in Las Vegas stays there... Marriage sanctifies what happens in the bed so to speak, as long as it lines up with the whole of the bible.  Love, grace, forgiveness and all that.

But it sounds like you wife views your desires as one would a deviant... but what does it say about obeying your husband unless it compromizes your belief and the order of things, god, spouse... family and good works. In that order.

Please don't mistake my saying all this as giving you ammo... I am just here to point out a couple of things that might help you sort things out. I do believe there is far more to this and I believe there is error on both sides, not according to the creed your wife lives by and what you once did it seems.  She may view you as a back slider.

It may be time to clean house... and that starts not with the house so to speak, but in the hearts of each of you and where you plan to take this relationship and other's.  But what good thing can come from a lie.  At first it might seem that it works out well... but down the road... ouch!  That realness you say you share with your secret submissive... who can never know the fulness of life with you as you already have a life with someone else, unaware... isn't realness as I see it and that might not be fair to her.  It may not be fair to your um's or even um's she has.  You have to see the whole picture and what could happen.  One lie begets another.  Pretty soon the muck is so deep, everyone is trapped in it.  What about those that have no choice in the matter?

This isn't lining up with the christian faith or what most consider bdsm standards of good faith in good and solid, working relationships.  One can harden themselves to the truth and living truth as they see it and being true to themselves and justification only hardends more.  Being an example to the um's, showing them love as it can be... relationships as they can be... and grace... which both come in and outside of faith based anythings, is good for emotional health and preparing for life and relationships they will have.  As a parent... I think we owe them a bit more than what we give them a lot of the times.

No one is perfect... according to any creed... but... those who walk the walk of parent, need to consider that they need a lot more than someone providing shelter, an intact family... good or bad and food.  If they don't see love in action and see parents acting out... guess what happens?  They aren't little for long and soon you find yourself trying to deal with how they live relationships... with all they saw us doing.  How can you teach them not to lie if they find out or watch you lying and believe me... they sometimes see what us parents don't see or don't think they see.  How many knew of a cheating parent before the other parent did?  Those lil buggers are very smart and they are aware.  Trust me... they can be pretty amazing in what they do see that we lie to ourselves thinking they don't.  Give them a little more credit... and a break... life is hard enough as we all know... You gave up a lot of personal freedoms the day they presented themselves... and it is your job to be what they need.  You may not have asked for the hardships you face in your marriage, but neither did they.


Actually we talked about the bible saying to submit to your husband and what my own thoughts on that submission are.  I've learned a lot lately about what that is and what that isn't....

Wait a minute...  Are we in a counseling session or a should you be with married men forum?  LOL

Seriously, I know all too well what it does to children.  My dad slept with everything that had breasts growing up including my sister.  That all came out a few years ago.  I never want to be that guy, which is why I'm leaning toward leaving my wife.  Because if what we have together is not enough to keep me happy, and allow me to be honest, and keep me from straying then I don't want to wait 20 more years to have the shit hit the fan.  I'd rather end it now and find someone I that allows me to be honest with her and honestly probably someone like my submissive who is polly, or at least go into a future relationship with the idea that sexual faithfulness is not something I'm equipped to be able to handle in whatever fashion that may be. 

I do think, however that if someone is polly, then it makes it much easier to be what they need despite the fact that I am married.




Lockit -> RE: Married Male submissives (1/16/2009 12:59:08 PM)

LOL... I am rather bulldogish on some topic's.

My best to you all...




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