Epytropos
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ORIGINAL: RaspberryLemon My Master enjoys the fact that I was a virgin before him. He enjoys knowing I have only ever belonged to him. And although my inexperience may have been tedious to him at first, he enjoyed teaching me and training me to please him perfectly. He liked being the one to give me that experience. I learned it all from him and with him--all of my experience is specifically catered to him. We like that. All of it only ever was his--my entirety. And he says that's a nice thought. I think it's sweet, too. I view things traditionally in the sense that I waited to give myself to the right man--I always wanted to save myself for the partner I intend to spend my life with. I feel sort of warm and fuzzy thinking about the fact that my Master is the only man who has ever touched me like that. And I know a lot of people will disagree with this line of thinking, say the only people who care about # of partners are insecure, etc. But I don't think it's about insecurity (at least not in all cases.) I think it's merely a difference in personal views and morality. I think it's an issue of compatibility of morals rather than 'correct or incorrect' way of seeing the issue. As for "none of their business to ask," I disagree with that. If I am going to be merging my life with somebody else's, everything about me becomes their business--including my past. And vice versa. I don't believe in keeping secrets from my partner or hiding pieces of me because "it's personal," because as my partner they are now part of my "personal" and thus I feel they have the right to know whatever they want about me. To my partner I am a completely open book and I expect the same from them. I don't think there's anything wrong with wanting to know about your partner's life--past, present, and future intentions all included. I actually agree with all of this, which I never get to say about posts. There definitely is something endearing about having someone untouched who will only ever belong to you, though as I said before I certainly don't fault anyone for being (ahem) highly experienced. I especially agree with the last bit - the concept of something being "too personal" to share with someone you intend to spend your life with is absurd. Don't get me wrong, if people don't want to know or don't want to tell, that's their prerogative, but just the same I find it baffling. Well put.
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They're only words. Don't dwell on them. They never mean what you think. I speak only of My Way. Think it not an indictment of Your Way.
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