CallaFirestormBW
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Aqua, the op didn't say one way or the other. I was just wondering how and why he brought it up right this moment. It seems odd that he suddenly announces he's searching for someone else when he wasn't last week. Being a devout cynic, I'm assuming he's been chatting to someone without her knowledge. Again, lots of experience speaking here. I can go for months or YEARS without wanting to add anyone to our family -- and then I do... For example, for the past few years things have been REALLY hectic in our household and we've gone through a lot of "mobius-type" activity... in the process, most of our servants who were with us for training 'graduated' to other situations with more permanence than what we'd offered, and, as they left, we didn't replace them... INTENTIONALLY... because things were just way too "roller-coaster" and it didn't feel right to me to bring more people into that situation. In the end, our household broke down to just myself and SR in our little branch of House Bladewing... HOWEVER, that in _no_ way meant that I was suddenly monogamous. It's been 2 years since we've opened our household to a new servant, and about a month ago, I looked at SR and said "I'm going to start looking for a new servant for us." Just like that -- we were watching a movie, and it just came up out of nowhere. The thing is, it really -wasn't- out of nowhere.... because I've always known what I am, and I've always been honest about that, and that night, I felt good enough about how things had fleshed out for us that I felt comfortable saying "Hey, let's open things up again." I see nothing nefarious in this -- and, in fact, I usually recommend a year between new additions, so the timing is pretty on-the-money, from the experiences that I've had in adding new members to an existing household. Calla
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