LadiesBladewing
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ORIGINAL: ownedgirlie From his perspective, he invested a good deal of time and energy training me to be a slave who meets his desires, and who he is proud of. Why would he then decide, "Okay...even though I am quite happy with you, it is time for you to go." Actually, I can conceive of our household doing this... if we were to percieve that a servant could grow further than our House could take him or her, even if we were -very- pleased with that servant (or perhaps, -especially- if we were very pleased with that servant), we would send them on. We have other groups/houses that we're familiar with that teach service and techniques that we just don't cover here... and for a dedicated servant, capable of learning advanced techniques and improving and growing into something spectactular, why would we -not- send him or her on... why would we -choose- to hold back a talented servant, just because he or she pleased us? Sometimes, it has nothing to do with having done something -wrong- that causes a servant to change positions... sometimes, it is a gift and a mark of that servant's quality. I can even give myself as a personal example. I served the House for 10 years, with complete dedication. My reward was to be uncollared. Yes, I was taken to mentorship, but what if I hadn't been able to make the transition... what if I had changed too much to continue as a servant, but wasn't cut out to be an Owner? It wouldn't have changed the fact that remaining in collar would have stunted my growth, and I would have had to move on in some other direction. Nothing is forever. There are no guarantees, and if people do not change, they die... and wherever people change, there is the possibility that the things that worked once will not work any more. Even love goes through these transitions... sometimes it is flexible enough to withstand the stretches and twists... sometimes it isn't... but why would -anyone- make promises on something they could not control? (And the future is something that none of us can control -- we can shape it in the directions we wish it to go, but only with the understanding that the remainder of the Universe also takes a hand in shaping). That is tantamount to a lie. Lady Zephyr
< Message edited by LadiesBladewing -- 4/30/2006 9:48:52 AM >
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