alittleevil -> RE: Bettering yourself for others (12/20/2009 9:49:33 AM)
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ORIGINAL: SomethingCatchy I'm all about self improvement, even if I am lazy and hard to motivate. I find people who work on themselves throughout their lives attractive and interesting to know. I could never be involved with someone who's at a stalemate and refuses to keep growing. I got this from mnottertail's profile - quote:
However; in the real world, what I want...... is a woman who continually strives to better her appearance, presentation, sexual skill, grace, home, life, love, mind and self (HER BEING, HER SOUL) for the glory of HER master. I see where he's coming from wanting a woman that works on herself, but then I stumbled up on 'for the glory of her master.' I was always told, and have accepted, that self improvement, growth, and emotional maturity should be done for yourself in order to be happy. When I read this, my first thought was 'Why does it have to be for him?' I don't improve myself for other people's enjoyment, I do it so that my life is easier, better, more fun to live. I have never expected someone to continually change themselves to make me happy, and I've always thought that expecting that kind of thing could end up disastrous (and in my experience it always HAS been very very bad). Now I'm not picking on mnottertail, these are just the thoughts that the quote made me think about, and I wondered what others thought, too. I won't ask any specific questions because the only ones I can think of right now are very leading and reflect my personal opinion instead of being unbiased. Hello, It's "common" understanding that to make changes (lose weight, lose a bad habit, learn a skill, etc), the desire to do so has to be internal in order for the change to stick. However, this particular slave is not particularly self motivating--my locus of motivation and pleasure is outside my own self. I can better my "appearance, presentation, sexual skill, grace, home, life, love, mind and self" and find it rewarding but i find it more rewarding (and, in all honesty am more likely to make the changes and make them stick) if externally motivated and pleasing to another. I don't see this as "continually changing" myself so much as simply doing what is required to please Master, which in itself is happy-making to me, even if it is not something i myself would choose to do for myself. Semantics? Maybe... Peace, aj
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