gungadin09
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ORIGINAL: ranja when you are being ignored and excluded as a punishment and you are convinced the treatment you are getting is unfair do you give in and keep a low profile and sit it out all meakly? or do you make an effort to try and get your point across to the 'authority' and witnesses and try to find justice for yourself? or do you pretend to be all submissive and take your punishment untill you see an opportunity to take 'revenge' and then hit back? do you think it makes a difference in attitude towards this dilemma as to whether you are sub of Dom? If You're talking about a D/s relationship, i take whatever punishment i'm given, unless i'm prepared to walk. i have trouble speaking out when i think something is unfair. i'm trying to work on that, because it just builds resentment, which can cause problems later on. For the time being, i'm in the slow lane. When i got involved with BDSM (a little over a year ago) i started out in an M/s relationship, and found out very quickly that it doesn't work for me to jump in at that level of power exchange. i need to take baby steps. Right now i feel like i have a lot of emotional issues, and i need to work through those before i can put myself into a serious relationship. i play with this guy and his wife, but that's it for right now. i think the goal is for the relationship to become more serious someday, but for now i'm not ready for that, so i'm taking it slow, and they're okay with that. i know this sounds selfish, but right now i'm just focusing on what i need. i've had a rough time for a few years, and i really need to heal that before i can go on and start worrying again about what other people need. In past relationships (sexual, work related, or family relationships), i took whatever was handed out, no questions asked. That was part of my problem, i think. On the other hand, when i have said that i think it's unfair, and the authority brushes off the complaint instead of trying to talk about it, or if they retaliate for the fact that i said anything, or if they're not straightforward with me (saying one thing to my face, and another behind my back, or engage in some kind of passive- aggressive manipulation)- that is where the situation starts to deteriorate. i NEED people to be completely honest with me, even if it means telling me something i won't like, or something i will disagree with. Even if i think a person is being patently unfair, i still don't have a problem accepting a punishment when it is dealt out directly instead of them being manipulative. i hate that passive-aggressive shit. As long as they *tell* me what they're punishing me for, tell me that they *are* punishing me, tell me that i've done something wrong, and *this* is what it is, and this is what they expected me to do instead... we're cool. That's all i ask, to know when i'm being punished, and what for, and what correction i am expected to make for next time. Sometimes i argue when i think a person is being unfair. Other times i just accept it meekly. What i do in those circumstances often depends on the specific situation. But i have never feigned meekness in order to retaliate later on. i think that's kind of dumb, and, again, comes back to the honesty and directness issue. pam
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