MistressKiss -> RE: Kind of a collar question?? (10/13/2004 5:27:18 AM)
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I am slightly surprised at the responses that most would continue to wear the collar. However, part of the beauty of this site is that people have varying opinions. Having been in this situation, I could not place the collar on again, and the relationship ended in divorce eventually. Trust is such a vital part of the D/s relationship, and for me in my situation, once that trust was broken - and broken in a big way through dishonesty - I was unable to return my state of mind to that of submission with this particular person, who was my husband. I just could not "go there" with him any longer, and shortly after that I filed for divorce. Does this mean that I backed out of my commitment? Absolutely. While it is a sad thing, I could not move forward in life with a dominant that I could not trust - and it was a very bad situation. I suppose in a way, it depends on how serious the breach of trust was - although to me, ANY breach of trust is serious. I would not have left him for one isolated incident, but there were numerous incidents. Forgiveness is one thing, but having to do this over and over, well....that's beyond me and my capabilities. I am after all, only a human being. [image]local://upfiles/10574/81ECB0D2BDFB4F1987C09D8D327AACDD.gif[/image]
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