LaTigresse
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ORIGINAL: MasterTslave i know i should not have lied to my Master. i don't think that there is anything seriously wrong with our relationship. i post thing in my blog about our M/s relationship, not always about our "vanilla" relationship. Master T is a very loving husband and wonderful friend and strict Master. i didn't want to see the disappointment on His face to tell Him that i didn't get something that He wanted me to get done. i had not been able to do many things for Him in the past few months due to an illness and felt like even tho i didn't have TIME to get what He wanted done, i just didn't want to see disappointment on His face again when i told Him that i needed more time. i understand that some of you understand where i am coming from (but will post that you would NEVER lie and would NEVER do something like that) and there are those that will understand and agree...and there are a few out there that have NEVER lied and will even go as far in the truth as to tell their mother that they look like crap on Easter. I am 48 years old. I have most certainly lied. I am very VERY good at lying. Lying is the easy way out of a large number of scary life issues. But, it's really not. When I was a kid and lied.......I never fooled my mother....even if she never let me know she knew. When I lied to teachers because I hadn't done my lessons, they knew. When I lied to my ex-husband, he knew. Even though he didn't know the details, he felt the divide. When he lied to me, I always knew, it widened that divide. When I lied to my kids, they felt the distance, knew something was wrong, even if they didn't know what. When I lied to myself, I was cheating myself of so much......no words to explain. Yes, we have all lied. Part of growing up is learning to be honest without being hurtful. It is possible, most definitely. Part of creating a good relationship is giving your partner/s a safe place to be honest. The other part is taking responsibility for your actions and words. None of us here, aside from you, know whether or not your husband/master has created a safe place for you to be honest. And none of us here really know why you felt you could not be honest. Perhaps not even you, not really. The reality is that we don't need to know these things but you and your husband/master do. He must provide a haven in which you have no reason to fear honesty and you must break the habit of dishonesty as an easy out. Without that, there will always be a barrier between the two of you.
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My twisted, self deprecating, sense of humour, finds alot to laugh about, in your lack of one! Just because you are well educated, articulate, and can use big, fancy words, properly........does not mean you are right!
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