AAkasha -> RE: What would you do in this situation? (5/31/2010 11:43:56 AM)
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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer quote:
ORIGINAL: LadyPact quote:
ORIGINAL: PeonForHer Hmm. He actually said SM. Would any dominant seriously consider getting into sado maso play on the day her sub's having an operation? More reasonable to translate to Sadist masochist than slave Master. Unless it was a typo or inversion of the letters for some reason. Well, I'm buggered if I know. We'll have to wait for the OP. quote:
On the second, not Me. It's not My style. I wouldn't have thought so either, LP. [;)] Personally, I'd think a domme who did demand sadomaso play on a day that she *knew* that I was going to have an operation of some sort is a bit on the looney side. But did she know, here? *Sigh*. I think it might help if the two sides in the OP's story could attempt to communicate with one another just a smidgeon better. Demanding "play" on an "agreed off day"? She wasn't asking him to endure needle play to satisfy her sexual whims after he had a bad day to the dentist. Even if they had an agreed "break" from BDSM (of any flavor), then arguing, doing the opposite of what promised and agreed on, are not something you "take a break from" in a relationship. By that logic, on a "bdsm off day" a man can cheat, lie and do other unsavory things. "Honoring your word" is not an act of submission that is bound by the rules of a femdom relationship. It's basic criteria for MOST relationships. If he thought the "punishment" of taking away the console since he didn't honor his word was "S&M" and therefore should have been off the table, perhaps the alternative (which he got anyway) would have been better -- being kicked to the curb. Why do so-called subs think they can just stop being honorable, dependable and responsible "when they don't feel 'subby'" when "joe vanilla with no interest in kink" can manage to maintain this criteria as part of his respect for his partner? Akasha
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