sunshinemiss -> RE: Do you think my master is being fair? (4/15/2010 4:08:12 PM)
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ORIGINAL: mastersslut69 Hi Does anyone still wonder if the punishment is proportionate to the crime or do you never question even to yourself masters discipline? Basically I lost something, just a train travel pass, and I told master. He's hit the roof as he's says I'm careless and even though it's now turned up I'm told I'm getting punished for it. I know this will involve me bent over, spanked with his hand and then belt until I can't sit down for days. He says that if I can't sit down maybe it'll remind me to be careful with stuff. I guess I know I deserve punishment because he's told me enough times to be careful as I've lost about 3 bank cards and my train pass already this past 6 months but I just don't want my spanking? I've tried talking him round and he asked me to suggest an alternative discipline but I can't???? Do others try and negotiate out of disciplines or do you just take it without question. My spanking will be thursday night as he's away till then and I'm sure I'll cry. *Fast Reply* I'm pretty forgetful. Punishing me is not going to change that. Forgetfulness has to do with personality, medical conditions, many things. Getting to the root of the issue is a smarter way to handle things. Obviously you are older than a child, and punishment has not worked in the past. It's foolish to continue doing the same thing and expect different results. Their needs to be a behavior change, but a bit of realism goes a long way. I have become a major list maker, I use notes to myself, alarms via my phone, etc. to help me remember things. It's not willful, it's just one of my quirks, and no amount of punishment will help. It seems that you know that punishment is not helping. Does he know that? That could be part of the frustration. Being punished in the past when I KNEW that my personality was what was "on trial" led to tremendous irritation because the decisions being made were foolish. At that point I had to question my decision to trust someone else's decisions... someone making bad decisions. Good luck, sunshine
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