graceadieu -> RE: books about submission (1/6/2012 7:59:56 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Ilikepie I feel like I've been unfairly attacked here. I am a good master and I take very good care of her. I make sure she puts school first and I help her financially. There is no one thing I want her to sub,it to that she won't. She generally does submit, she just has some issues at times with anger and her attitude. I introduced her to this lifestyle and she grows every day. She is generally a very good submission, I just would like to find a book from a submissives point of view on what submission is, why submission is good (for them, my girl knows why it's good for her,) and how to grow that submission. At times my girlfriend feels like an outsider to this lifestyle because I introduced her to it and she didn't find it herself, I want to show her that isn't true. Well, if you want her to not feel like an outsider to the lifestyle, you guys could go to some munches and events together and meet people. As far as the anger and attitude issue goes.... I don't know what level of that you're talking about. Is she getting cranky with you sometimes and having a hard time wanting to submit to stuff she doesn't like (but getting through it), or is she having screaming fights and temper tantrums? The former is, I think, normal. We're all human, and sometimes submitting to a particular thing/decision isn't really what you want to do and might make her a little resentful, and sometimes we all get stressed out or moody and take it out a bit on our partners. I don't think a book is going to help her with that. Meditating might, and talking with her to see what's really the problem and/or reminding her of the nature of your relationship probably will. I find a hug/cuddle goes a long way, and sometimes a spanking to remind my subconcious mind who's the boss. :) If it's the latter.... well, you've got bigger problems and a lifestyle book isn't going to help with that either. A kink-friendly couple's counselor might be more use. Frankly, I haven't learned anything realistically useful about submission (as opposed to S&M and bondage techniques) from a book about BDSM. Everything I've known that's been helpful has come from experience and people I've met (another reason to go to munches) and generally learning about life.
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