angelic
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ORIGINAL: angelic yep... He gets to 'change His mind'. I disagree... This is quite an interesting question, made more interesting by the BDSM dynamic. In the nilla world, broken promises are met with anything from, at one extereme, lawsuits to, at the other, apathy. In the BDSM realm, a promise from a Master to a slave might have no meaning at all, depending on their relationship definition. Does a slave have the right to expect anything of his/her Master? Does that expecation change the fundamental nature of the Master/slave dynamic? My own personal opinion, rather extreme, I imagine, is that a slave is property, and can therefore have no expectation of a right to "kept promises". It would be as breaking a promise to your dog or cat. The one mitigatin factor might be if the slave's ownership were negotiated in such a way as to explicitly define a right to "kept promises." As for this particular situation, only you can decide what is "right." If you feel his broken promises are too much for you, leave. If you don't want to leave, then be a good slave and shut up about them... Bitching to him will not get you what you want. He is what he is...submit or walk away. Taggard Taggard, how can You truly believe that a slave is like a car or cat/dog? we are humans, living, breathing, thinking with emotions and feelings. Now i might be able to understand Your way of thinking if one was say, brain dead and in a coma. Yes, i may be 'property' to One, but i cannot stop thinking, feeling, breathing, etc. Just my own curiosity... edited to add: And yes i absolutely have the right to expect Him not to seriously injure, maim or kill me. (That's my right as a human being first) (ok back to Yyour regularly scheduled programming)
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