DesFIP -> RE: Can't vs Won't (10/19/2009 11:24:35 AM)
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ORIGINAL: agirl [The end result isn't necessarily the same. The result will depend entirely on what type of relationship you have. An * I won't* would find me facing the activity at the very next opportunity. It would be foolish for me to say *I won't* because it'd ensure it WOULD happen.*I won't* would be a challenge if it came from ME, to HIM and we both would know it. An * I can't* is ALWAYS met with a *Why can't you?* From there, he'd expect to hear all and any any relevant information......and then HE decides whether I *can't* or whether I *can*. Here an I can't would be accepted since he knows I wouldn't lie to him. And a request for more information would be made. An I won't would involve us discussing it once we were dressed and the threat of it being forced on me did not exist. But no specific activity here is considered worth damaging the relationship or causing resentment which can easily be avoided simply by exploring what the problem is, or appears to be. He ordered me once to do a table dance which got an I won't. When he asked why not, he damn near fell over laughing when I said I would fall off the table in those heels. Once the problem was solved, I did it. Hey, I've never been to a strip club, how was I to know? But for us, the situation is always faced by asking for more information without an emotional overtone. It really doesn't matter to him if he does it today or in six months when I can do it as long as no damage is done to the relationship. So if it needed five minutes to explain or six months to get me over my fears, that's what would happen. Since he knows I would not refuse him for no reason.
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