dreamerdreaming
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If I want my slave to be my dog (or cat, pony, etc.) periodically, or maybe just for the day, he will. But not every pet wants to be a slave. All cocker spaniels are dogs. But not all dogs are cocker spaniels. In set theory, if set A= dogs, and set B= cocker spaniels, then set B is a subset of set A: meaning that everything within set B is also a member of set A. If set A= slaves, and set B= pets, then set B would only be a subset of set A, if all pets needed or wanted to be slaves. In reality of course, that's not the case. Even if the pet does want to be owned, this does not mean he/she wants to be a slave. What you most likely have is (again using a set theory term) an intersection. A place where your needs and desires overlap. Here is the wiki link to set theory, FYI: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Set_theory#Basic_concepts Talk to your pet about where your needs and desires overlap, and where they don't. Since you are still very new, don't feel the need to set rigid boundaries right now. Just be upfront that you're exploring, and evolving. As the two of you grow and change, just be comfy talking about the changes, so you both can adapt accordingly. This is how high school sweethearts stay together for twenty years or more. They grow and change together, so that they don't grow apart. Welcome to collarme! Explore, and have FUN!
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