crazyml
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ORIGINAL: Dorota hello Thank you all for trying to clear my mind here few more details as asked i dont live in a big house,any sound ,voices , can be hear my daughter is very alive from 7 am till 10 pm and i desire to preserve my daughter from the lifestyle I cant be slave only from 10pm to 7 am... As a couple of others have suggested - there's absolutely no reason you can't be "slave" when your child is up and about! Sure, you'd have to dispense with the latex maid's uniform and the collar.. but you ought to be able to hook up with a master who is capable of exerting his authority with enough subtlety that it didn't appear in any way obvious. In all of my D/s relationships, we've been discrete in public (at work events, weddings, out with nilla friends etc), and if anything there's more satisfaction (speaking from my personal perspective) from exerting control in those situations than there is when we're completely alone! When you're dressed, no-one can tell what underwear has been chosen for you. A momentary glance should be able to remind you of the dynamic even when you can't be completely overt. I've been to formal dinners with partners who managed to ask permission to go to the bathroom without anyone else having the faintest clue. quote:
a lot of you said that children is number one priority should not be the Master our first priority ? Crikey. Your children are your number one priority, and I'll admit that I'm boggled at the idea that this should even surface as a query. Yes, being single with children can really suck. It's true that it can really limit your ability to find a partner. But that's just life. If you find a master who can't (or doesn't want to) cope with the fact that you have a little'un then you've got two choices I suppose... You could carry on regardless - Do you have a cupboard you could lock the child in while you play? Have you considered fostering or adoption? Or you could explain that no matter how lovely the dynamic, you have real (and legal) responsibilities to your child that are absolutely non-negotiable, and if that doesn't work for him then - with no blame attached to either party - it may be that the relationship isn't going to work.
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