lizi
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Joined: 2/1/2009 Status: offline
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I'm allergic to drama, this is way too much drama. You've only been on the site for 10 days and I'm positive you didn't have a sub when you joined as you were looking for information about what to do when you found someone, so this relationship is literally days old. Days old and already she's needing you to defend her against horrible people and threats to her peace of mind? It's not that I don't believe her story, it's just kind of crazy to be engaged in this type of thing with someone you just met. I have to say, what does it say about her common sense if she's going around getting involved with strangers that try 'topping' her (at school?) and then tell their Master that she is a unicorn for them. Is this a fantasy novel? Honestly, how could this level of stuff be happening already? What the hell kind of world does this woman live in? For the record, no one at my school knows I'm submissive and doesn't try anything involving intimate acts with me or they'd find that I'd take appropriate steps taken to keep them from me speaking to them again, if that didn't work I'd go to the teacher, if that didn't work I'd talk to the college, and if that didn't work they'd find my shoes down their throat. I'm not going to have anyone in any walk of life speaking to me about something I consider private, and certainly not starting a drama filled mini-series and making threats on my person. This whole story is absolutely bonkers. For someone who just started out, this wacky story seems a trifle overboard, is this what BDSM means to you? Is this woman you've known for days really that much of a catch if this is what she brings to your doorstep almost immediately within starting with you? I'd be wondering if it was all worth the trouble. For the record you've always struck me as a well-intentioned person with a brain which is why this all just seems so weird. As far as help, she can go to the college, they'll have their own campus security department and nothing BDSM need ever be mentioned. If the other woman brings it up, your partner can look appalled and be indignant at the suggestion. If either of you learns anything from this it might be that no one ever need know of your BDSM interests, and if they didn't, this whole thing wouldn't have started.
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