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ORIGINAL: LuckyAlbatross quote:
ORIGINAL: amayos The suggestion of such an idea is absurd to me; they are not in a position to judge, and it is more than a little foolish to allow them to be. It is well enough that a Master be personally accountable to himself. Depends on the relationship that you have with your slave. Many slaves are in the BEST position to judge, and many masters enjoy having their smart/good judgement making slave work with them through that process. The master obviously thinks the slave has good judgement if the slave judged the master to be right for the slave as their master- no reason it couldn't extend into other situations. i have to disagree here. Master sees the big picture; i do not. If i am in the best position to judge what is best for me, then i don't need a Master. As for choosing him as a Master, i didn't really select him. His power spoke to me and drew me to him, thwarting all my attempts to resist. Having said that, this is not to say Master walks on water. There are situations when his predictability is incorrect and the reaction he is going after is way off. i might cry about how wrong he was, but sometimes i think that and then later realize...."Ohhhhh" because i didn't see his ultimate goal. Sometimes i have to go through something excrutiatingly difficult, which might feel "wrong" to me at the time, but is ultimately necessary for my growth. Those times when things do not occur as he has planned, he holds himself accountable by re-evaluating the situation and his decision, studying me and why i did not react as predicted, and, most importantly, turning the event into a growth opportunity for us both. It is not about "Oh, Master was wrong, he must pay the price." It is about, "i feel pretty crappy about what just happened, and i am able to appropriately express my feelings to him about it, and i trust he is going to guide me out of this if i need help." In my relationship with him, i must be able to rely on him at all times and trust his decisions and direction at all times. If he makes misjudgments made along the way, getting hung up about them serves no purpose but to chip away at the foundation i so greatly count on. i can read him well enough to know when he is reassessing. i don't need him apologizing and begging forgiveness. That would be destructive to our relationship. He might occasionally say he misinterpreted a situation, or remind me that he is imperfect, but the focus is always on correcting any situation that has gone awry, and helping me become stronger as a result.
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