WolfyMontgomery -> RE: Am I Wrong To Feel This Way? (11/2/2010 8:43:35 PM)
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While I don't like to go around judging people I haven't met - heck, I don't like judging people period. It makes my tummy feel all squicky. Anyway, this whole thread about this Dom guy just SCREAMS at me that there is most definitely something behind the scenes that the OP probably won't like. Whether those goings on involve a girlfriend/wife/other person or whatever - or he's lost interest in her and is just using her as a go-to fuck girl now - or he's just gone out of his "courtship" phase and back to his usual habits of ignoring his girl's needs or something - or something else that I haven't thought of off the top of my head but is also equally plausible, there is most definitely something wrong with the situation. It may not necessarily be a "whoever" that is important to him, as much as just what *ISN'T* important to him, which is apparently their relationship for him to not be at the very least communicating to her his needs for alone time or figuring out what she needs. Master and I lived a good 40 minutes apart for the first six months of our relationship. We would still see each other every day we could, stay the night at each other's houses, etc... distance of less than an hour isn't that crippling for a relationship. You don't need anyone's permission to leave a relationship - even D/s and most M/s relationships are consent based (heck, they're ALL consent based, with varying degrees of agreeing lol), if you no longer want to give consent, then there's no more relationship. With or without a contract of anything a D/s relationship would not be contested in a court of law, and no one looks down on a sub who leaves a bad situation without that bad situation's permission. Sometimes it's nice to 'request your release' (if you feel he's worth respecting), but those are just as valid as any D/s contract - if he says no there isn't anything he can do about it anyway. It's not like he'd be able to keep you after that point, because then it would be human trafficking or abuse or whatever, and illegal, because there would be no consent. rose2willow, I'd definitely suggest speaking to him, communicating what your needs are and that you aren't getting them. Unless he's a class-A bullshitter (which you can still often catch so long as you keep yourself in an objective headspace, which can be pretty hard I will admit) you'll probably be able to figure out if he's just thinking of lame excuses to not explain his prolonged absences from your life, or if he's at the point where he doesn't even care to lie and just says "Fine, go." or something of the like. Either way, obviously something needs to be fixed or it needs to be broken completely so that you can go elsewhere and find the one that IS for you.
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