lovingpet
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ORIGINAL: Elisabella Hmm, I think a lot of extremes are being shown - I wasn't talking about won't in the context of won't do anything, but rather in the context of won't do *this* Like, let's say Submissive B will do a whole bunch of things s/he doesn't enjoy, to please Dominant A, she just won't do X, Y, and Z. That leaves 23 letters s/he will do, 10 or so of which s/he won't enjoy, and 3 s/he won't. Presuming all 13 activities-submissive-b-won't-enjoy are equally pleasing to the dominant, does the 3/13 of 'no' outweigh the 10/13 of 'yes'? Would it change if 10/13 were no and 3/13 were yes? Even though that 3/13 of activities s/he won't enjoy are only a portion of 16/26 yes activities vs 10/26 no activities, and presuming that all 26-activities-of-the-alphabet are equally enjoyable to the dominant? Plz xcuse mah fraxshuns, I dont know how else to illustrate. No, it wouldn't change a thing within my relationship. He has access to all 26 whether I am particularly thrilled by them all or not. I may have some very good reasons why some of them are best left alone, but it is not my decision to make. He has the final authority on these things and to keep any of them back from him is to not entrust myself to him fully. If I know he will do what is best, then I have to know if he chooses to invade those three, then my well being is still at the forefront of having made that decision. My partner wouldn't take "won't" as a challenge. He would view it as an area in which trust and instruction were needed. It remains the case that I would one day face that "won't", but I will be doing so when he has brought me to terms with it. lovingpet
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