Domin8tingUrDrmz
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Joined: 4/8/2006 From: Portland Metro, Oregon Status: offline
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To me, it means exactly what it says. In her eyes, she hasn't done anything wrong, because you permitted the action. If the action was indeed a violation of a rule you stated, and you did nothing to correct the matter, is it really a rule? Let's give a mild example: Rule: You are to always drop to your knees and kiss my feet as I enter the house. Scenario #1: She is busy fixing dinner, setting the table and doesn't hear you enter the house. You sneak into the kitchen and give her a kiss. She smiles and says "Hi!". She 'broke' the written rule, but you did not enforce the written rule, so she figures the rule doesn't really matter. Scenario #2: Again, she's busy fixing dinner and doesn't hear you enter the house. You go to the kitchen, demand she kiss your feet. Then tell her, for now on you expect she be waiting at the door between 6-6:30 pm for your arrival. Now, you have established that rule is important, and she must follow it. If situations like scenario 1 are occuring with whatever rules you've decided upon, it really is your own fault they are not being followed, because you are not enforcing them - quite frankly in that scenario, you are rewarding the breaking of the rules and sending mixed messages. If in scenario #2, she continued to not follow the established rules even if you continued to enforce them, then your rules don't matter to her and she should likely be shown the door.
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