LunaM -> RE: A serious discussion about cuckolding (3/5/2012 12:07:39 PM)
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ORIGINAL: RaspberryLemon Another one here with an absolute "NOPE" for anything that isn't strictly, 100% monogamous. I don't share. I don't want to be shared. I am entirely satisfied emotionally and sexually by my one partner, and I need them to feel the same about me. I need mutual exclusive fulfillment. I don't have any actual experience with anything poly- or cuckoldry-related, but I know myself well enough to know that it would NOT work. It would break me. Even thinking about my Master having sexual relations with others hurts. It makes me feel awful, resentful, betrayed, jealous, angry, and most of all, degraded and worthless. None of those things are healthy, positive or erotic for me in any way, and they never will be. quote:
ORIGINAL: Rochsub2009 Let me ask you a question, since you said that your Master has earned your submission. What if he said that he wanted to have sex with another woman. As your Master, couldn't he ask that of you? And as his Slave, shouldn't you be willing to accept that from him? One thing that I find is that my feelings about cuckolding differ based on the relationship. The more solid our relationship is, the more open I feel to accepting being cuckolded. But the one thing that is a firm rule for me is that it has to just be sex with the other party. My Domme and I typically agree that the relationships with the outsiders will strictly be physical, and she will not "fall in love" with them. So if she engaged in standard "dating activities", like romantic dinners, walks on the beach holding hands, hours of telephone conversations, etc., that WOULD constitute cheating. Some people might argue that there's no such thing as "cheating" once you've accepted being cuckolded, but I beg to differ. I think that you can lay down specific ground rules, and if those are violated, then it's cheating. I can answer this as well. My Master and I are monogamous. That is part of our commitment to each other. Setting that aside for a moment: My Master is free to command and ask whatever he wants of me and do whatever he wants to me, as long as it does not damage me in any way--physically or psychologically. Him taking on other partners (sexually or emotionally) would be one of the surest ways possible to emotionally damage me. So no, it would not be a "lawful order" on his part. As I mentioned above, it would absolutely destroy me. Not only would I be a psychological wreck and feel utterly devalued, but he would also have to deal with my trust in him being terribly desecrated. After all, he broke his word to me that we are monogamous and that he doesn't want/need others--and his word is everything to me. Him being my Master does not mean he gets to break promises and commitments to me. If that was the kind of person he was, I wouldn't be with him. As far as what constitutes cheating, I agree that it is a very subjective thing, the definition of which is only defined by each person and each relationship. It is important for those in a relationship to have clear boundaries that they both agree upon. My Master and I have a pretty strict definition of cheating as far as our relationship is concerned. To us, anything that indicates an intention of sexual or emotional intimacy with another is considered cheating. That means flirting is absolutely off the table as far as what is acceptable is concerned. A friendly hug is ok, but a deep and lengthy intimate embrace or cuddling is not. A kiss on the cheek with a family member is fine, but with a friend it is not. As I said, very strict definition for us. For others in their relationships, not so much, and that's ok. What's important is that every person in their relationship agree on the same definition and boundaries with all other parties involved. Agreed. Masters can ask but they have to respect their subs as humans as well that have thoughts and feelings. As Raspberry Lemon said she would feel less worthy and degraded and I see her point in this. The feeling would bring me to think that he is looking for something more than I can give him and if this is the case then I need to be moving on since our relationship is no longer fulfilling for either of us. I couldn't agree more with Lemon's view on exclusive fulfillment. If I get everything I need from my Master and he gets everything he needs from me, then it is not benefical or logical to bring another person into a dynamic that is working just fine.
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