ownedgirlie -> RE: Collars when married to others (3/22/2006 10:34:15 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Alumbrado Hmmmm.. if a passenger train had flown as far off the tracks as this thread, folks would be charging admission to let tourists come in and view the scene of the disaster...[:D] Seriously, when people act like asses within their relationship, someone is going to get hurt, and it matters little at that point if they are hiding it behind the labels of 'marriage' or 'poly' or 'collaring'. And under the best of circumstances, all of those endeavors have a high failiure rate, and systemic problems. So in answer to the question 'Can it work?'.... Well, yeah, if no one screws it up. Loved this post :) Simple and to the point. i would like to reply to some posts, however. slavejali, "for fucks sake...if we justify the shitty things people do...what hope is there" (paraphrasing) - girl i'd hate to be judged by you if that's not judging!! [:D] Personally what i did in my marriage...well i do not view it as "absolute crap and shitty and horrible" and i would do it again if placed back there. i don't regret what i did - i salvaged myself by doing so. i understand you don't think i am crap, now that i am out of my marriage. i guess if i were to meet someone in the shoes i once wore, i would want to wrap my arms around her and embrace her, rather than spew swords like so many here. KoM, Thank you for your post. i read it a few times and i think i understand where you're coming from. Openmindedness is a trait i respect and admire; Many people do not hold such a trait. i appreciate Your candor. Thank you. angelic, the thing is, sometimes people discover things about themselves after they have been married. In my Master's case, he did not enter his marriage saying "by the way I'm a Master and I will have slaves." It was only 20 years or so into the marriage when he realized he could not live while supressing himself anymore, and so he told his wife of his intention to explore himself, inviting her to do so with him. She declined but was accepting of him doing so, under terms that she was comfortable with. So, it's not a case of changing the rules, it is a case of adapting and evolving through life. Like i have said before, things are not black and white.
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