sweetkcredhead
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ORIGINAL: Sensualips I think you are off to a rocky start. You "suddenly" own someone due to a choice she made as a reaction to some incident. Further, she was supposedly under the "protection" of another and you were not told about this -- you, a person she trusts and is connected to enough to call Master? IMO it is the submissive's responsibility to make anyone courting her aware of any existing relationships she intends to maintain or any protocol she has agreed to prior. If she did not do this, it is her responsibility to correct the situation if possible. Or does the responsibility of owning her include fixing her mistakes? Intended or not, clearly the Dom does feel his toes have been stepped on. The questions is...do you care? Awesome reply! I think many times, subs hide behind submission as a way to not take personal responsibility. This is also, at times, furthered by roles such as Protector or trainer. As a sub, the FIRST person responsible for my safety and protection is ME. Meaning, for example, if i were a single sub looking, I wouldnt make unwise choices to meet potential Doms in private or jump into play too fast. IMHO, with the use of basic safety protocol and good common sense, protectors aren't necessary. Get involved in the local community and make friends, rely on fellow lifestylers to teach you those common red flags. Bottom line in the OP...the Dom didnt know....seems the sub should own up to her responsibility and initiate some reconcilliation between the two. sarah
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