Reflectivesoul
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In some ways, her complete devotion is exactly what I thought a slave should have for her Master. The fact is, however, that she focused on me so totally that she began to loose focus on her R/W obligations, such as her job and her family. Seriously, she lost the ability to act or react to anything without seeking my advice, council, or permission in any way. While she still craves being submissive to me, she knows that she has to find herself again and try to be "whole." Now, my perspective on this is that she had all the right "moves," but I failed to see that she was loosing her identity. TZ, sorry I know I'm probably coming off as harping but stop and look at that general post you made, really look at it. You did know what was happening because you yourself stated that she was withdrawing and she was pulling away from her life in order to serve you. There is a problem with that. Then to say that you didnt see it coming is just a bad representation. I thought about this a lot last night when I went to bed, it kept me from sleeping for quite a while. I think even if you dont get back together with your wife, you may want to check into the D/s friendly therapist ( as I did state before) simply to find out why you didnt pay attention to the clues and allowed it to get this far. Also as a good measure to make sure you wont let it happen again. Getting caught up in your own pleasure from a situation and allowing someone else to become so absorbed in you that they withdraw from everyday life is not healthy on either side of the fence. I would also recomend tossing the idea to your ex so that she can start the long process of recovering from such a deep loss of her sense of self. I also kind of feel the need to point out or atleast express that within a relationship dehumanizing a partner defeats the purpose of having that partner. Every person is entitled to their own individual "me". Why the need to change them is so great often times baffles me, because in the beginning when you first find someone is it not something about that person, in who they are, that attracts you in the first place? I would hate the thought of being with someone who was merely a shell an empty box with no dreams or goals, no desires..... it would in a sense be like being with nothing at all. The idea of being with someone is to compliment the parts of us that we feel are important, enjoying another human being for their differences but at the same time delighting in the common connections between the people involved. Being able to share back and forth with someone. Where is the happiness in no differences? After a while wouldnt it become stale if someone else were always saying "what ever you wish" instead of actually having an oppinion or a desire to do something else? And not so much in a D/s aspect either, but rather in life as a whole. I know I personally hate it if I ask someone what they would like for dinner, what movies they would like to see, what places they want to go, and always getting a response of what ever you want is fine. The whole idea of asking someone else is that hello I want some input, I want you to be able to make a decision on your own, tell me what it is YOU want to do, what YOU want to see. Does that mean I give up any Dominance in doing so? No, it just means I dont want a doormat, I want someone that is able to make and stick with a thought or idea and that I want to be able to see the differences between what I might want at a particular time and what someone else may want, whats so wrong about that? ...................
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