LaTigresse
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ORIGINAL: barelynangel ~~FR~~ I am going to disagree slightly with the premise of deal with it or leave. Even within a Gorean concept, IF the home falls into chaos or the slaves fall into chaos, it is not a slave's need to deal or leave. Many people believe a Gorean concept is a take it or leave it concept. It's not - that is a misunderstanding that many people have because of a quote people like to throw around. Its hard work, there are usually a LOT of growing pains and chaos and confusion especially in the beginning, there is a lot of concepts at work in a Gorean M/s relationship. And it's not accept it or leave -- its an open your mouth and communicate concept because while he may have issued his expectations and standards AS THE MASTER, it is up to him to set the environment and atmosphere as well as utilizing his mastery and ability to control and discipline for her to REACH and eventually maintain those expectations and standards. A Man can demand all he wants, however, if he is not setting the slave up to achieve, reach and maintain what he is demanding, then he needs to wake up and realize he is failing as a Master and she will eventually attempt or even gain her self-determination again because her life is so chaotic she has no option but to control what he will not. So i don't agree this is tammy's issue. She simply can't handle the tasks he has demanded of her. So it is HIS issue to either deal with the chaos in his home through his mastery of her and set the environment and atmosphere in a way she CAN achieve what he demands of her or he risks her taking her self-determination and making the decisions for herself. He is the one in control, he is the Master. Therefore, if he wishes to keep the slave == then its his responsibility to keep his slave. IF he allows her the ability to self-determine becuase he has released his mastery of her -- then she may actually decide to utilize such autonomy and leave. As for her having higher expectations than he has of her. That again is a failing of his. If he had her on the path of achieving, reaching and maintaining HIS expectations and standards of her, then the mastery would be firm enough to where if her focus faltered to her own beliefs being what was important with regard to HIS expectations, he would nip that crap ASAP. Many slaves attempt to look beyond where he is keeping her because they think beyond means they are doing it BETTER. In Gorean concept -- this maintaining where he is keeping here is a concept of absolute obedience but also a concept of curiosity is unbecoming a kajira. Absolute obedience means that you don't hear his demands and then say well he wants A, B, and C, but if i do D, E, F instead, i will be ahead of what he wants. --- Umm no. You do A, B, and C and let him worry about D, E, F. Curiosity concept is that a slave doesn't need to worry about what he has in store for her, or what the future holds in terms of what he is planning for her. If he is planning D, E, F then she will know about it when he tells her. Right now, she focuses on A, B, C as he has set out for her. If she feel she is disappointing you Art, then that is YOUR failing -- not hers. YOu have failed to set up the boundries and environment wherein she isn't worried about doing MORE, she is focused pleasantly instead on doing the right now and letting YOU determine what pleases you and what you need to tweak. A good Master will keep her within that A, B, C sphere when she tries to get ahead of him. A poor Master will let her go all willy nilly with no boundries and he will get what he has reeped -- chaos. angel I am glad you returned and clarified what I was trying to do and failed.
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