ProtagonistLily
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Master is in charge. Master gives the final word on decisions. i understand and agreed to this 5 years ago. my question to those here. Is is acceptable for a Master to go back on a promise? Is Master above keeping promises? little promises like a promise to fix the truck. or a big promise like to sepnd more time on us. YMMV on this one... No man (or woman) is above the law. If a promise needs to be retracted by my Dom, there better be some discussion and explaination. As far as our relationship goes, honesty is paramount. You make a promise, it's a verbal contract. If we need to amend that contract, there needs to be discussion. Sir feels that while it's his job to take control, it is not his right to simply be a dickhead when he feels like it and treate me like I don't count somewhere, regardless of how minor, in the decision making process. We've actually had some difficulties in this area that have fallen on me, rather than him. He has felt, in the past, that I have built excitement toward certain things or activities or my own abilities that out-weighed what the reality of the situation is. This has disappointed him in the past and I am working to correct this. I made a promise about a particular event I was going to organize for his birthday and it didn't exactly come off as he felt I had played it up. This wasn't an intentional broken promise, but a broken promise all the same. We discussed it, he talked about how it made him feel and I made a committment to correct the behavior. I don't see why this couldn't be flipped in a D/s relationship. I don't, nor have I ever believed that just because a Dom decides to break a promise or something like that, he just gets to say "Well, girl, that's the way it is, period." I suppose he could say that, but with me, his stock would significantly drop. I think that sometimes we lose sight of the fact that regardless of the dynamic in a relationship, we are still just a couple of people trying to make it in a relationship. The D/s component is just that, a component. Human behavior and normal social courtesies should always still apply. Kassie Post edited for a sentance that made no sense whatsoever....
< Message edited by ProtagonistLily -- 2/24/2006 9:51:32 AM >
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