ownedgirlie -> RE: Falling for my Master (5/10/2006 7:13:18 AM)
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There are ways to reconcile the situation in one's mind when "sticking with it." It is not as cold as it sounds. If you can contemplate the big picture, particularly as time goes by, you can begin to see the ways he does show his care for you. It may not be as you might want, initially, but it may be in the way he can and chooses to. So he doesn't snuggle or buy you roses. So it is not the romantic boyfriend type love you at times long for. But he feeds your need to submit. He gives you a place to express yourself as you have not been able to before. He houses you and feeds you and takes care of your well being. Perhaps he develops you and teaches you to learn and know yourself. He makes decisions based on your best interest. I confess in my newness to slavery to my Master, I at times longed for that "hand holding" kind of care. But I discovered that for me, that was just surface level desires. What I needed more than that, was to feed the slave within. To have purpose. To have a place with him. To be pushed and challenged. And now in retrospect I do see the bigger picture - the man loves me, no doubt. And every decision he has made, however agonizing or delightful for me, has been in my best interest. You are so new in this relationship. It has barely even begun to blossom. If he is not responding to your inquiries, perhaps you should look at how you are inquiring and rephrase it. Are you asking what his views are on affection, and if he thinks such affection will find its way into your relationship? Or, like I did, are you asking, "Whyyyyyyyyyyyyy aren't you snuggling with meeeeee....." (exaggerated) and whining about it to the point where he simply wouldn't address it until I used my thoughts and words to formulate a better approach. Something about this arrangement highly appealed to you when you stepped into it. That does not mean it is without difficulty or struggle. Think about what drew you in the first place, and be honest with yourselef about what you really wanted, and currently want, out of it. Only then can you begin to know yourself, and to resolve your dilemma.
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