tazzygirl -> RE: The Power or " Right" (4/1/2009 3:01:56 PM)
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ORIGINAL: NihilusZero quote:
ORIGINAL: tazzygirl I think you have hit on the main key to this situation which is trust. It takes time for trust to build. Even if a sub's role is defined as "owned property", I think one would need to have absolute trust in their Master/Mistress before submitting to being given to another Master/Mistress for use. Not to derail the sub-topic you have here, but it brings up a key point, I think. You both are arguing if/when there is a point at which trustworthiness merits surrendering the potential to be shared. So, at some point we would agree that someone can be trustworthy enough for us to release our sexual proclivities and control to. Is there, then, a point at which someone is trustworthy enough to merit control of our lives? ok, let me put a bit of my history here, so, maybe that will help. i did at one time turn everything over to a man. i ended up sleeping on the streets while he slept in his wife's bed. i was allowed to go use his shower after she went to work. my money was his money. my limits were his limits, and my life was in danger. this wasnt in some sleepy city, this was outside of LA. i believe someone can lose all their own, personal limits for someone they trust. i did, i trusted wrongly. i thought i was being a "good slave girl". what i was being was a fool. when we speak of no limit slavery, everyone wants to post about how happy and healthy their relationships are. no one wants to discuss the potential problems, the pitfalls, the dangers of this kind of relationship. and when someone brings it up, they all become up in arms... "thats not how it is with me" i almost deleted this post. no one likes to admit when they made a wrong choice in the person controlling their lives. but, i figure its time we stopped glamourizing it. yes, im happy Merc and beth have a wonderful relationship, as i am happy the other girls do too. now, how about giving thought to what you all would do if your relationships werent so happy. let the people who are new to the concepts see the potential problems they could face. then explain how your relationships are different.
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