MissBeautiful2U -> RE: Questions Needed Answered, Please! (2/19/2009 9:09:19 AM)
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Clearly the two of you saw the relationship in a different light. I know it has to be hard right now for you emotionally because you realize that things are not 'as you thought them to be, but rather something different. In order to regain trust, talking is absolutely imperative. You need to know what he feels you have consented to and where are the boundaries. For many, he crossed a boundary, for others he did not. It comes down to what is the dynamic of your relationship. The difficult thing in bdsm, at least in my experience, is finding someone who you are compatible with personality wise as well as kink wise. What issue is too big to compromise on? For some there are many, for others there are few. You have to decide what is important for you. If you want an exclusively monogamous relationship with your Master, it is likely you will have to move on or he will have to make a huge compromise on his desires and commit to you. In my opinion, the reestablishment of trust would come down to the issue of whether he felt he was being deceitful and sneaky in searching for another or if he felt he was within his rights. You can ignore the question of whether he was actually within his rights for a moment. Was he doing something wrong in his mind when he did it? If the answer is yes, then you probably don't have much to work with here... it would be hard to trust again. If he felt he was in the right, then you might be able to reestablish trust by discussing those boundaries. The difficult thing with advice is there are so many different ways people go about relationships. In my mind, if I wanted more than one slave, that would be my perogative. (at this point searching for just one) but I would personally involve my first slave in finding a second because the only way long-term things can work is if the two are compatible with one another. At least that's what I've observed from knowing a handful of poly couples. Those for whom it worked had mutual trust with all involved. I really do hope this works out for you.
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