silvermuse
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I have to admit my jaw clenches every time I read/hear 'true' submissive, or 'true' slave, or 'true dominant'. There's no cookie cutter involved. No parts checked. No warranty. There's no 'grand master', or 'training school', that hands out diploma's certifying the 'trueness' of those who choose to live this way. (Though I've seen profiles that claim otherwise). D/s is a relationship choice, key word there - relationship. It might be a relationship that includes love, it might not. But, like any relationship if the needs of both aren't being met, it's going to eventually crumble. Need's, not wants... Needs= Something that you can't live without within the relationship. Want = Something you desire, but can live without within the relationship. If a part of what drew you to your husband was the romantic side of his nature and that was one of the reasons you married him, then the lack of that could (not definately as I don't know the entire story, and I'm not you so can't see how badly it's affecting you) be a need that isn't being met. But if that's the case you 'need' to communicate this to him, and explain the hurt at the change, and lack of that side of your relationship. He can still be a dominant whilst being romantic. He picks out your clothing for the meal. He books the restaurant. He orders your meal. You don't touch anything on the plate until he gives you permission - This can be done very subtly by a nod of the head, or other non verbal sign. He could feed you the sweet if you get one. Some places see that as a very romantic gesture, but it's also very dominant. Your food from his hands. Heck, even things like checking which side of him to walk next to as if he were carrying arms to defend his property, can add to this. Small touches that aren't obvious to everyone but might build the feeling of this being a D/s 'outing' for you both. These are, of course, just suggestions. muse
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