Troubleinparadis
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Joined: 2/7/2006 From: Tulsa, Ok Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: Evanesce "I'm afraid I'll hurt you and you'll leave," has been said to me by more than one dominant partner. Guilty....recovering from that now. amayos:... Do you think it fair to question her love for her Master, beacuse she is seeking help to make the relationship good? I dont think so, its as much her responsobility as it is his, (well ok not quite as much hers) to try and make the relationsihp good, and it is (I am sure) her job to keep him happy.. perhaps this just hits close for me since I am in a long term M/s relationship whos dynamics slowly changed for issues like these. I almost lost my self, and my girl (and still might lose her). I allowed this to happen because of my love for her. No I love you to much to make you do that...or I love you to much to hurt you. It took me 3 years to start down that path, hit rock bottom, and just yesterday begin to bounce back...(mostly due to the discussion I started thanks yall!) ------ My point is if she can do something now to help guide her relationship perhaps she should....With open communication with her Master about her needs and his needs, and how they are so alike and that is what they love about each other. Just a thought! Peace
< Message edited by Troubleinparadis -- 2/9/2006 10:31:10 AM >
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