cloudboy
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If an absolute Monarch isn't fair, he's in for trouble in the long run. When an absolute Monarch is fair, it doesn't mean he's 50-50 or back in elementary school, or abdicating his power to someone else, no, it means he's being just in his decisionmaking. (BTW: Your very being bleeds fairness.) Although Celeste has tried to tie fairness into impartiality --- I would also try to dovetail it into wisdom --- where the exercise of power is concerned. It requires the ability of one to get beyond oneself into the realm of what is just, prudent, and best --- in terms of decisionmaking and the exercise of power. It really has nothing to do with having to be "50-50." Fairness is quite maleable. Think of it in the context of: Parent - Child, employer - employee, friend - friend, enemy - enemy, teacher - student, spouse -spouse, and Dom - sub. With each twosome the fiduciary duties of fairness slide and morph in different ways. It goes beyond Websters 5a definitions. Now, being unfair in a D/S relationship has its sexy side (the power exchange component), but it also has its ugly side (exploitation, selfishness, holding someone down, treating someone wrongfully with a D/S attitude of entitlement) which if played up too much --- will result in serious relationship problems. Doms that don't know the difference here are doomed.
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