Bearlee
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Joined: 10/25/2004 From: South Central CO Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: akisha One thing you are missing here is the fact that usually the first girl and second girl like or love each other as well. The goal for both girls is to please and love their Master. If they are bi then the relationship between the girls is even better. If they are not bi, they can come to feel like sisters to one another. Think of it this way. With two of you, there is always someone to help with the housework. There is always some one to talk to or go shopping with. And if you're not feeling well there is always someone there to please Master. In a happy healthy multi slave/sub situation. Ususally the girls are worried about their sister getting enough attention from Master not whether or not they are getting the time they feel they deserve. I know i used to make sure that my partner was spending enough time with his wife. I often tend to be "second girl" for some reason. *grins* Well said, akisha! I hope people don't get tired of hearing this from me, but long before I even discovered BDSM I read a book called "Open Marriage" (which has nothing to do with 'swinging') I loved the concept immediately...though I've yet to experience a Poly relationship. People are 'allowed' limits. For me...swinging is a hard limit; I couldn't handle it emotionally. Soooooooo... I communicate this with Dominants and look for those who aren't into swinging and who do not 'loan out' their girls. Still...I'm interested in the possibility of a Poly relationship for all the reasons akisha mentioned. People ARE able to love more than one ( IMHO )...consider parents with multiple children, or even children who have a couple 'new' sets of grandparents after their parents divorce & remarry. <shrugs> Anyway, the idea of another girl.....one we both enjoy and want to welcome into our relationship, is more than a little delightful to me. Having said that, I doubt I'd ever chase a Dominant who is not poly or who has a girl I didn't 'click' with at all. Yup...seems to be all the makings for a train wreck. (to me)
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