MissMorrigan -> RE: ignoring.. just a question (2/26/2009 4:36:11 AM)
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That's subjective and will differ from person to person. My personal take on it is this: If an issue arises between dominant and submissive, each needs to effectively communicate to discern the problem and discuss ways in which it can and will be altered, the willingness to do so has to be from both persons. What is ignoring a person going to achieve other than to instill doubt, uncertainty, a lack of confidence and emotional isolation? As I've said previously, a dominant using the 'ignoring a sub' tactic is their way of communicating that they cannot deal with the problem, so rather than discuss it rationally and perhaps show a chink in their armour, they'll rather play the silence card - it's something a teenager would do to gain attention and does nothing to solve the issue. It's passive aggressive bollocks. If it's 'in scene', it can be an amusing tool. Edited to add: Those are just my opinions, what are YOURS? Only you can decide what is/isn't right for you.
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