BitaTruble
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Joined: 1/12/2006 From: Texas Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: defiantbadgirl You are hurt and you have every right to be. Especially since all the time you wasted with him got you nowhere. I have been hurt alot too, so I know what you're going through. Being hurt like that often causes feelings of resentment and you probably consciously or unconsciously fear that being a submissive will get you hurt in future relationships as well. Have you ever considered becoming a switch? At least then you could punish a guy if he took you for granted and not have to just sit there and take it. As for this master, he is very selfish and inconsiderate. Anyone who would string someone along for that long knowing the whole thing was one sided is a real jerk in my opinion. He should be offering to help you find someone else. That's the least he could do. This post is so bitter. The man was honest with her. He told her he didn't love her and I'm sorry, but you can't 'make' someone love you. He wants children and he has every right to want them. I don't see that he is selfish at all. He 'asked' her to play with him.. she can always say no. There is no harm in asking and there is nothing to indicate in the OP that he strung her along at all, so I don't know how you're getting that from her post. As far as finding her someone else, she is the one who asked for release. He has no obligation to help her replace him. They had three years together.. that's not time that was necessarily wasted just because it ended. The advice to go switch is probably the last thing she should do if she's seeking her submission. That can really screw with your head when you are very well aware of all the aspects of yourself anyway.. to advice that for someone who is a submissive just so she can beat on people.. not cool IMO. Not cool. This whole thing would be quite different if he told her that he did, in fact, love her and it was a lie, but from what I read, the man treated her as an honorable dominant, was honest with her and, while the truth may have hurt, at least it was the truth. He didn't tell her what she wanted to hear, so she was able to make her choice to move on and that's what she did. If a relationship has to end, that's the way I would want it to go. Yes, hurt now because I didn't get what I want, but a long term opportunity to find what I do want because my partner was honest with me. My advice to the OP would be to stop the play. You asked for release, you got that.. so make it a clean break. If he's lonely, he'll just have to suck it up. That's part of granting release to someone. If you are having difficulties with your submission, you can try to journal, write down everything, then review it. Meditation or something like yoga can help you stay centered and breathing properly can help you maintain your focus. Questioning your submission after a break from a long term relationship is normal, but you didn't fail.. it just wasn't the right partner for you, that's all. It happens. Sometimes it takes a bit longer to see it, but it could have been much worse. Chalk this one up to a life experience, try to get your head together.. consider seeing a kink friendly therapist if it starts to effect your day to day living.. and allow yourself some time to mourn. There's not a time limit on grief. It takes what it takes, so try to not push or rush things. Good luck to you.. keep the faith. Celeste
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