Lionesse -> RE: Fell in love with my slave, made mistakes in his training. (5/9/2006 1:59:49 PM)
|
quote:
ORIGINAL: GoddessDustyGold Wow! Total flashback for Me about 10 years ago. I did have the relationship firmly in place. So I thought. And as time went on, and life got in the way, things fell more by the wayside. The dynamic of the relationship was held secret since I was also raising two youngsters at the time. That made it harder to keep the vigil, and easier to let things go, here and there. I still would not share with family that someone is My "slave", but more privacy affords more time and energy to maintain things as they should be. We actually planned to marry, twice! Then I backed off. I was so unhappy by the time I had reached almost three years, I hated the boy. Hate is not the opposite of love. Indifference is the opposite of love. And I did hate him. Perhaps unfairly, because I needed to take responsibility also for not following through and letting too much slip by. I did, and the hurt for Me was that I did not get married, and I sent him on his way. I would have been miserable. Hell, I was already miserable. We've talked about marriage, but we really need to get all our ducks in a row before going there. I wouldn't be considering branding him unless I was very serious and very committed to making the relationship work, but there are worse things than having an honorable memento of a loving D/s relationship. I suppose there are also worse things in the world than getting a divorce, but I'd like to be a lot more sure before proceeding to the legal entanglement stage. quote:
I think I am more bothered by the fact that he can get very nasty and angry with you when he doesn't want to do what you say. He is fighting the power exchange and wants it his way. It might hurt, but if you are important enough to him, and he claims he wants this, then you have your work cut out for you. You can do it, if you choose. But you must choose, and then follow through all the way with that choice. Yeah, I'm bothered by that too. It is probably the single thing that killed a good portion of my interest in being dominant, early on, and made me more inclined to stay in the vanilla dynamic. Any suggestions? When he gets nasty and snappish and angry, I find it very difficult to deal with in a constructive way. The course of action I'm taking is to communicate as clearly and honestly as possible, and to explain that it is also his responsibility to help support me in making our D/s relationship strong, healthy and sustainable in the long term. I am asking him to actively seek out submission and training sessions with me, and setting rules about how he must act and behave in my house. He does consent, and he does want this, and if I can engage his sense of responsibility I believe he will do his best to follow my rules and to actively seek submission.
|
|
|
|