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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 11:55:07 AM   
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For those who say they told their spouse and their spouse was disgusted by it, hey, at least you actually had the balls to come out with it and try, kudos.


In that situation.....if the partner..kinda says no.....is that really make you gonna feel better?


*Giving sideways head confused puppy look* What does it have to do with feeling better or worse? I do not understand. That did not even cross my mind when I posted. It had nothing to do with anyone feeling better or worse at all.

My thinking is that if someone is important enough to you that you choose to marry them and spend your life with them (even if down the road it doesn't work out for whatever reasons) then don't they deserve that honesty from you, to know how you feel and if your wants and needs have changed so they have the information and opportunity to make their own choices and decisions with as much relevent info as possible? If you don't talk to them about it openly and honestly then how do you know they have no interest in it or are turned off or disgusted by it when you never gave them the chance? There are those who say they "can't" tell their spouse for those exact reasons listed and yet if they never told then how can they honestly know that for sure?

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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 11:56:08 AM   
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ORIGINAL: SassySarijane

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ORIGINAL: JustDarkness

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For those who say they told their spouse and their spouse was disgusted by it, hey, at least you actually had the balls to come out with it and try, kudos.


In that situation.....if the partner..kinda says no.....is that really make you gonna feel better?


*Giving sideways head confused puppy look* What does it have to do with feeling better or worse? I do not understand. That did not even cross my mind when I posted. It had nothing to do with anyone feeling better or worse at all.

My thinking is that if someone is important enough to you that you choose to marry them and spend your life with them (even if down the road it doesn't work out for whatever reasons) then don't they deserve that honesty from you, to know how you feel and if your wants and needs have changed so they have the information and opportunity to make their own choices and decisions with as much relevent info as possible? If you don't talk to them about it openly and honestly then how do you know they have no interest in it or are turned off or disgusted by it when you never gave them the chance? There are those who say they "can't" tell their spouse for those exact reasons listed and yet if they never told then how can they honestly know that for sure?


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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 12:09:58 PM   
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ORIGINAL: SassySarijane

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ORIGINAL: JustDarkness

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For those who say they told their spouse and their spouse was disgusted by it, hey, at least you actually had the balls to come out with it and try, kudos.


In that situation.....if the partner..kinda says no.....is that really make you gonna feel better?


*Giving sideways head confused puppy look* What does it have to do with feeling better or worse? I do not understand. That did not even cross my mind when I posted. It had nothing to do with anyone feeling better or worse at all.

My thinking is that if someone is important enough to you that you choose to marry them and spend your life with them (even if down the road it doesn't work out for whatever reasons) then don't they deserve that honesty from you, to know how you feel and if your wants and needs have changed so they have the information and opportunity to make their own choices and decisions with as much relevent info as possible? If you don't talk to them about it openly and honestly then how do you know they have no interest in it or are turned off or disgusted by it when you never gave them the chance? There are those who say they "can't" tell their spouse for those exact reasons listed and yet if they never told then how can they honestly know that for sure?


Yes, there are surely people like this around, in fact one of them is in my house. (Yes it's me)  It's interesting that you "quoted" "can't" in your post, suggesting perhaps that it is too strong a word.  There are people who "can't" quit all sorts of addictive behaviours unless they have the tools and support to do so. 

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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 12:21:42 PM   
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ORIGINAL: YoursMistress

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ORIGINAL: SassySarijane


*Giving sideways head confused puppy look* What does it have to do with feeling better or worse? I do not understand. That did not even cross my mind when I posted. It had nothing to do with anyone feeling better or worse at all.

My thinking is that if someone is important enough to you that you choose to marry them and spend your life with them (even if down the road it doesn't work out for whatever reasons) then don't they deserve that honesty from you, to know how you feel and if your wants and needs have changed so they have the information and opportunity to make their own choices and decisions with as much relevent info as possible? If you don't talk to them about it openly and honestly then how do you know they have no interest in it or are turned off or disgusted by it when you never gave them the chance? There are those who say they "can't" tell their spouse for those exact reasons listed and yet if they never told then how can they honestly know that for sure?


Yes, there are surely people like this around, in fact one of them is in my house. (Yes it's me)  It's interesting that you "quoted" "can't" in your post, suggesting perhaps that it is too strong a word.  There are people who "can't" quit all sorts of addictive behaviours unless they have the tools and support to do so. 

yours




It is too strong a word in my opinion actually. It's not that one can't, it's that they won't or don't for whatever reason whether fear of losing the spouse over it or whatever (not thinking about the time when the spouse will likely discover what's been going on and that they've been lied to and leave you anyway and be extra nasty about it because of the lies and hiding). Lying and hiding sends a message to the one you are doing it to that they have lost their importance in your life, that they don't mean enough to you for you to be honest with them and communicate with them and give them the opportunity to make their choice for happiness as you are making yours.

Can you please clarify what your addictive behavior is because it's actually coming off from how you worded it that your addiction is lying to your spouse and hiding things from your spouse and I'm betting that was not your intention when you typed it.

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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 12:35:57 PM   
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It is too strong a word in my opinion actually. It's not that one can't, it's that they won't or don't for whatever reason whether fear of losing the spouse over it or whatever (not thinking about the time when the spouse will likely discover what's been going on and that they've been lied to and leave you anyway and be extra nasty about it because of the lies and hiding). Lying and hiding sends a message to the one you are doing it to that they have lost their importance in your life, that they don't mean enough to you for you to be honest with them and communicate with them and give them the opportunity to make their choice for happiness as you are making yours.

Can you please clarify what your addictive behavior is because it's actually coming off from how you worded it that your addiction is lying to your spouse and hiding things from your spouse and I'm betting that was not your intention when you typed it.


I used that example of trying to change an ingrained behaviour as it seemed easier to make the point.  In my own case, our patterns of communications (and lack thereof) consist(ed) of pushing each other's buttons and responding in kind, with both of us frustrated in result and blaming the other.  There is also my hiding of my desires and interests out or fear of communicating them in that fashion.  I am finding some solace in an AlAnon program to help with the recognition of and repairing of compensating behaviours learned long ago.  Collaborative divorce is our solution to the rest.  Thank you very much for your concern and interest.  :)

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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 12:36:29 PM   
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I don't believe it's running rampant thru the Lifestyle any more than it is thru vanilla life. 

As i've said on here before...i'm not your moral police....i can only be my own.  People who feel the need to step outside their marriage vows do so for many reasons and justifications....but at least be honest with a potential play partner about your situation.  At that point i can make a decision if the relationship has any hope of meeting my own needs. 

It comes down to what are you looking for....a play or sexual partner or a long term relationship where you'll be able to share your life with your partner.  I've always followed "actions speak louder than words...if a person is lying, cheating, sneaking around on their spouse...good chances down the road, they'll repeat the action....

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Are these things running rampant and does anyone else see this the same way as I do or am I the only one that has found this offensive and frustrating?



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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 12:37:08 PM   
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If you can not be true to the person that you are with. Be it vanilla or in this lifestyle, even in poly. What does that say about you?
In my belief, we are all connected. How we dismiss others or conflict with others is only a reflection of being dismissive and conflict within our selves.
We are all human. We have frailties, but if we can not be true to our selves, how can we be true to anyone else?
I understand that from conflict within our selves allows us to grow within our selves, but go behind another individual's back and then lie about it, cheat on a companion, what exactly does that say about the individual that would do that?
Just some thoughts and beliefs concerning the OP.


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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 12:37:54 PM   
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For those who say they told their spouse and their spouse was disgusted by it, hey, at least you actually had the balls to come out with it and try, kudos.



I understood your remark as if it was ok to cheat when the cheater told his partner....even when the partner disagreed.
You called telling it..having balls. But still it would be cheating, aslong as the partner disagrees.

I couldn't see the connection between "against cheating" and "it is ok when he tells his partner even when the partner is against it"
Because both are cheating...lol..and the second part is even more cruel.

So I wondered if you would accept the second (telling-disagreeing one) because it were your words. Would it make you feel better if a certain person did such to be with you.

mmm I hope it makes sense now..having problem with the english tonight.


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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 12:38:39 PM   
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I think I understand where JustDarkness is coming from (in his earlier post);

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....Yes, but if she is ok with lying to her husband, what makes you think she is going to be truthful with you?

I don't have unrealistic expectations of lifelong fidelity, for one thing.
If she needs to quit me, or needs another cock or whatever, she knows she can bring it up. Not that it would be an easy topic to broach, but the possibility is greater of it all being on the table because I talk about that stuff from time to time instead of just ignoring it and pretending that there's no possibility that it will ever exist.

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I have found that people who lie to one person, usually lie to anyone they meet.

I agree with you about lying in general, but I think marriage is a special situation.
I know some people make it work, but for the most part, from what I have seen, it does appear to me to be an unrealistic expectation.
I simply don't understand why you'd subjugate and disregard your own free will to a legally binding contract (unless it was in order to do something practical like raise kids.)

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If someone feels the need to cheat on their spouse, that is between them, but I would not seek a relationship there.
I agree. And I don't want to enable married cheaters. But, on the other hand, I'm probably not going to be as reflexively judgmental about it as some might tend to be.

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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 12:57:42 PM   
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Thank you.

Out of all of the responses, this seemed to be the most well thought out and mature statement that placed reality right smack tab in the middle of it. 

However, Amaros, also pointed out the best fact that men and women are creatures of different mind sets and truly see things in very different levels.  Men compartmentalize and can, if need be, place no emotional attachment into their play time or intimate affairs, and yet at the same time, women want that attachment and need it before putting in their bodies.

Although many of these responses do make all good points, I had posted this question to see how each of reader addressed it and how others handled the honesty that is needed in the relationship, whether it be vanilla or bdsm based.  So much diversity and yet so much judgement as well.

I have no problem's in this environment and after many many years in this lifestyle, I have found there to be an extremely low tolerance for very aggressive/strong submissive women who can weed out the men who cary decption right from the starting gate, and even less tolerance for those potential partners who weave a very weak story.

Maybe if those who are new to this or caught red-handed in the 'act' of deception themselves can learn that being honest with themselves is the way to go before they begin their travels and adventures. They might find life a tad bit more rewarding and might even find a dedicated partner (or two).

I still am amazed at how weak the gene pool has gotten with the facade of the Internet to help paint the picture that everyone wants but yet how little it provides the reality we all want. There is nothing that replaces reality, there is nothing that replaces honesty and there is nothing that replaces life.  All of them are equally liberating and diception is the prison of the souls in which partake of it's restricting nature.

Thanks for all your input.

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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 1:50:04 PM   
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I know what you mean.. These Dominants are terrible people.. I mean, you can't come across one who's not the controlling type, as they like to be bossy and order you about.

Not only that, when you meet them it gets much worse. I mean, some of these Dominants like to hurt you, they humiliate you and tie you up and some of them hit you. They might call them 'toys' but some of the things they hit you with cause pain and really hurt. Even when they're not into hitting you and hurting you they're into mindgames and trying to control your mind. Oh and they like sticking things in you as well, you know, long things and funny things with bits hanging off them, and they will stick them in any one of your holes.

I agree with the OP, these things are running rampant..

I don't know what the world is coming to today, I really don't.

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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 1:54:36 PM   
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I used that example of trying to change an ingrained behaviour as it seemed easier to make the point.  In my own case, our patterns of communications (and lack thereof) consist(ed) of pushing each other's buttons and responding in kind, with both of us frustrated in result and blaming the other.  There is also my hiding of my desires and interests out or fear of communicating them in that fashion.  I am finding some solace in an AlAnon program to help with the recognition of and repairing of compensating behaviours learned long ago.  Collaborative divorce is our solution to the rest.  Thank you very much for your concern and interest.  :)

yours



Ah ok, thanks for the clarification . It looks like you are actually working on your issues and along with your spouse are ending the relationship as it is no longer working for either of you which is a little different than what I was referring to.....that being the continuing of the relationship while hiding other relationships and interests from the spouse.

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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 1:57:11 PM   
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Now onto the topic...Yes, cheating is wrong. Yes, if you play with someone you know is cheating it is still wrong. Yes, ignoring the obvious signs someone is cheating just so you can continue to play is wrong. BUT my pet sneaked in under the radar thorugh the guise of being a friend. Ooooops. I have had to come to terms with this and faced some heartache because, yes, he did treat me like his wife....once. I have decided to give him another chance but with the agreement that his wife knows i exist. I need that. My mate knows all and is supportive of the relationship because although our kinks and sexual desires match up very nicely, he does not have a submissive bone in his body and i need that as well. I have tried to make the relationship with my pet one that supports his family committments, including insisting on more family time, better eating habits, and an attempt to increase the intimacy with his wife, and a sincere offer to help mentor her if she is willing to take over as his dominant.

I guess i have good intentions myself, but i certainly wonder if i am happy with my actions at the end of the day sometimes



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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 2:05:05 PM   
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ORIGINAL: SassySarijane



For those who say they told their spouse and their spouse was disgusted by it, hey, at least you actually had the balls to come out with it and try, kudos.



I understood your remark as if it was ok to cheat when the cheater told his partner....even when the partner disagreed.
You called telling it..having balls. But still it would be cheating, aslong as the partner disagrees.

I couldn't see the connection between "against cheating" and "it is ok when he tells his partner even when the partner is against it"
Because both are cheating...lol..and the second part is even more cruel.

So I wondered if you would accept the second (telling-disagreeing one) because it were your words. Would it make you feel better if a certain person did such to be with you.

mmm I hope it makes sense now..having problem with the english tonight.



Well your English is fine as far as I can see, however mine may not be if that's how you read what I said lol. Allow me to clarify.

My meaning with that comment had nothing to do with it was ok to cheat so long as you told your partner. My meaning with that comment was giving a little kudos to those who instead of hiding and doing behind their spouse's back, opened up to their spouse about their interest in bdsm, s/m, D/s, M/s, or fetishes such as crossdressing, foot worship, etc. and taking the chance that yes, they could be disgusted by it or end the relationship over it, but felt the spouse was important enough to them, meant enough to them that they deserved to know what was going on, what was changing and giving them the opportunity to voice their reactions and decide if they might also be interested in trying it. In other words, openly communicating with the spouse.

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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 2:16:16 PM   
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I know what you mean.. These Dominants are terrible people.. I mean, you can't come across one who's not the controlling type, as they like to be bossy and order you about.

Not only that, when you meet them it gets much worse. I mean, some of these Dominants like to hurt you, they humiliate you and tie you up and some of them hit you. They might call them 'toys' but some of the things they hit you with cause pain and really hurt. Even when they're not into hitting you and hurting you they're into mindgames and trying to control your mind. Oh and they like sticking things in you as well, you know, long things and funny things with bits hanging off them, and they will stick them in any one of your holes.

I agree with the OP, these things are running rampant..

I don't know what the world is coming to today, I really don't.

stella



Dominants figure once a sub or thrall is their's, by collaring them, they can do what ever they want and how ever they want without any thought as to your continued physical and mental well being. To be treated as less than human and as an object would eventually result in sub or thrall reaching their breaking point. This is great fun to some dominants, they break someone and then toss them away because they are no longer a challenge and then do the same thing to someone else.
Honestly, if a dominant has that much disregard for another a life, to simply discard someone, then they really do not belong in this lifestyle and perhaps they need to get a job in the penal system or locked up. Such a dominant gives the good dominants a bad name. To have such disregard for the well-being of someone willing to instill such trust in them and have it betrayed, such dominants are no better than murderers and rapists and should be locked up.



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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 3:17:42 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Aszhrae

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ORIGINAL: ALAstella

I know what you mean.. These Dominants are terrible people.. I mean, you can't come across one who's not the controlling type, as they like to be bossy and order you about.

Not only that, when you meet them it gets much worse. I mean, some of these Dominants like to hurt you, they humiliate you and tie you up and some of them hit you. They might call them 'toys' but some of the things they hit you with cause pain and really hurt. Even when they're not into hitting you and hurting you they're into mindgames and trying to control your mind. Oh and they like sticking things in you as well, you know, long things and funny things with bits hanging off them, and they will stick them in any one of your holes.

I agree with the OP, these things are running rampant..

I don't know what the world is coming to today, I really don't.

stella



Dominants figure once a sub or thrall is their's, by collaring them, they can do what ever they want and how ever they want without any thought as to your continued physical and mental well being. To be treated as less than human and as an object would eventually result in sub or thrall reaching their breaking point. This is great fun to some dominants, they break someone and then toss them away because they are no longer a challenge and then do the same thing to someone else.
Honestly, if a dominant has that much disregard for another a life, to simply discard someone, then they really do not belong in this lifestyle and perhaps they need to get a job in the penal system or locked up. Such a dominant gives the good dominants a bad name. To have such disregard for the well-being of someone willing to instill such trust in them and have it betrayed, such dominants are no better than murderers and rapists and should be locked up.




Sarcasm, asz....look it up.

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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 3:25:40 PM   
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what the hell for?
stella's post is how I perceived it
thus I posted based upon my own interpretation and how it made me feel
its not sarcasm when you know that there are dominants that treat people much the same way as stella outlined, thus being true
thus its not going to be retracted or apologized for


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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 3:35:01 PM   
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Polyamory is differant from cheating though Maxwell.

Yes, it is, and cheating is wrong, granted.  But face it, cheating exists because folks are finding monogamy to be far too limiting.  Polyamory is, in fact, relatively taboo in our society, and that has driven people to be dishonest about themselves and their needs.  Does it occur to you that many of these 'cheaters' feel terrible guilt about what they are doing?  They know it is hurting themselves and those they love, but they do it anyway.  Why is that?  The common answer is that they care more about 'getting off' than they do about those who love them.  That seems a little oversimplified to me.  This is another one of those cases where we are seeing increasing numbers of red flags telling us that we need to take a very serious look at the system we call society and address that there is something very wrong here.  It is time to adapt.

That is where we come in, folks.  The inside feeds on the outside.  We on the fringes are the pioneers and field testers of new solutions and when we find something that really works, eventually it does catch on and in time it becomes accepted practice.  Monogamy as the 'only' acceptable way to carry on loving relations is dying a slow and very painful death.  It will probably survive as one of a series of options, but it cannot remain central or the center will not hold.


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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 4:28:58 PM   
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Aszhrae,

I am sorry that you are in the situation you are currently in, but do you think that this constant negativity is going to inspire anyone to move forward with you? Remember the written word lives forever on the net... 

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RE: Good intentions? - 1/11/2009 4:38:29 PM   
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ORIGINAL: SassySarijane


My thinking is that if someone is important enough to you that you choose to marry them and spend your life with them (even if down the road it doesn't work out for whatever reasons) then don't they deserve that honesty from you, to know how you feel and if your wants and needs have changed so they have the information and opportunity to make their own choices and decisions with as much relevent info as possible? If you don't talk to them about it openly and honestly then how do you know they have no interest in it or are turned off or disgusted by it when you never gave them the chance? There are those who say they "can't" tell their spouse for those exact reasons listed and yet if they never told then how can they honestly know that for sure?


I think that many people do know how their partner feels. If they are disgusted by a Madonna video with her in dominatrix outfit and say "people who like that stuff ought to be thrown in jail" then you don't need to say "Hey, I'm one of those people". Because they already have told you how they feel. I'd be surprised if almost everyone hasn't seen a video or commercial with some bondage or s & m stuff. And if your partner has made it clear they look upon this with disfavor, then why would you assume saying "But I want to do that" would magically get a different answer?

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