alittleevil -> RE: accepting limits (1/10/2010 10:47:28 AM)
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ORIGINAL: osf what are you thought on what and how many limits you will cave into for a relationship my concept is of a fixed volume in which you both exist the greater volume taken by her limits the les volume you have in which to exercise authority your thoughts? Hello, My thoughts are that the whole "limits" issue is highly exaggerated. CalifChick said: quote:
...most of the hard limits that people talk about are so ridiculous that it would never come up in real life. Do we really have to put "death" as a hard limit? Do we really have to put "children" as a hard limit? No. The hard limits that people have, that I personally know, are things like what clip mentioned above. They are unique to that person due to circumstances. I have broken kneecaps. Some things never heal correctly. I cannot kneel. It's not an "I won't do it", it's a "I can't do it". Do I have to say that kneeling is a hard limit? No, I merely have to explain the physical issue. This does not mean that I retain authority or control over kneeling. It means that he would accept that I have physical limitations that are out of my control. and this has been my experience and observation as well. It's really that simple. If-- and i think this is closer to what you are talking about--say, Master were talking to a girl who says she is seeking to be a slave, and then she starts talking about areas in which she can not or will not surrender authority and those things are outside of the above-described type of "limits", then he will simply know she is not a compatible potential slave for him and move on* or expect her to move on (*provided he did not also get a sense that she could be of enough eventual value to patiently educate her on what exactly he views as a slave to him). He would not take the moving on personally and neither should she--it would be fundamental incompatibility. The issue is not any specific stated limit: He too has more than "the sense God gave a grapefruit" (hee, persephonee! :-) ) and his humanity is fully intact. The issue is the willingness and ability (or lack thereof) to surrender one's own "sensibilities" for His. Peace, aj
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