LafayetteLady -> RE: Communication and getting needs met (5/23/2009 11:59:39 AM)
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ORIGINAL: fuzzywumpas What are alternative ways for a submissive to communicate certain needs to her Master when mentioning something like "i need cuddle time" or "i need little girl time with You" and even though He says yes, then goes on to either to ignore or forget? i don't want to keep mentioning it because then He gets upset or sarcastic at times like "yes, I know, you've already told Me that 12 times" when i've only mentioned it once or twice. i've been direct, how much more direct can "i need little girl time" be? Should i even try or just suck it up and cope without it? His over stating how many times you asked is a sign of immaturity and a lack of effective communication skills. Couple that with the problem mentioned on your other post, and you have some big issues in your relationship. As someone else said, the "phrasing" of your request could yield a different result. Next time you ask and he says yes, respectfully ask him when a good time would be. Better yet, when you ask him, ask him if a time can be set aside for it to happen. If you get the same results, then evaluate whether you can be happy. Quite honestly, your posts have shown that you aren't happy. This concept some people try to portray that the only "needs" a person has is food, shelter, bills paid is pure nonsense. The number of studies that have been done to show that we are social creatures and suffer without human interaction are countless. quote:
ORIGINAL: fuzzywumpas Hmmmm, interesting. Would i perhaps get a different response if i had been on CM for over a year and have over 5,000 posts? Is length of time on CM or number of posts a requirement to post a serious question? What if these are subjects i have been mulling and just wanted input on? So sorry to have wasted your time.... silly me, actually hoping to get some input. [8|] Listen, DarkSteven has a valid point. When people's first foray into the boards is posting questions where they are asking about serious problems in their relationships, what do you expect everyone to think? This isn't to say you aren't posting serious questions. It is saying that it is apparent to US that there are some big problems in your relationship that you need to give serious thought to. Honestly, if this wasn't the case, you wouldn't have asked your "serious" questions in the first place. You know your relationship isn't happy. Maybe you are new to the "lifestyle" and just need confirmation that even though you are a sub, you have a right to want to be happy. Confirmation given. This guy is draining you emotionally. He isn't likely to change. You can suck it up and spent the rest of your life unhappy or you can make the decision to walk away. You wanted "input" there it is. Getting snarky with people here doesn't change your situation, but it does cause people to look at YOU differently. It doesn't matter if you what you identify with, ultimately YOU are responsible for your own happiness. Yes, leaving is hard. You grieve, you question whether you made the right decision, you spend moments thinking that you will never love again. Eventually, the pain fades and you pick up and move on and start over. Or you stay and remain miserable for the rest of your life. The choice is yours. Should you choose to leave, many people on this board will be happy to offer you supportive advice on how you get through it. But I warn you, should you choose to stay and continue to post regarding how he makes you unhappy, people aren't going to continue to be nice. When someone asks for advice, gets it and ignores it, but then continues to ask for more advice on the same thing, people have a tendency to get pissy because you start to come off as just trying to get your need for attention (which HE is not meeting) met by us. You don't like what you are hearing. Sorry. Reality can be harsh.
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