stella41b -> RE: What do you do when a need isn't being me? (8/20/2009 3:23:42 AM)
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That would depend on your relationship, dynamic, individual personalities and the emotional investment involved. I'm sorry if I sound judgmental here or whether or if it applies but I would make sure that a dominant knew all about my needs, life, desires and so on and I would ensure that there is some degree of compatibility before agreeing to enter some sort of dynamic. To my mind to do otherwise isn't fair on your dominant and ultimately it isn't fair on you either. However that saying none of us can predict the future and if it is a longstanding relationship and we do learn and evolve but this emphasizes why there is a need for compatibility so that we can arrive at some degree of mutual understanding and compromise and the relationship adjusts to fit the people involved (it's pointless expecting it to go the other way, it never works out that way). I can compromise on any number of things, the dynamic, activities, kinks, etc but the one thing that I will never ever compromise on is being myself. I'm sorry I cannot be more positive or encouraging, but to me I'd rather wait for one compatible relationship than accept two half-compatible ones. However in your case I hope you can both find a way of working this out. Making mistakes is human, and learning from mistakes is the best evidence that you're living.
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