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RE: A serious question - 6/10/2006 8:58:38 AM

ownedgirlie

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ORIGINAL: ownedandcollared

thank you for responding, all of you. And i am so sorry to have become the cause of so much conflict. Please believe me, it wasn't my intention at all, to make some of you argue.
Someone asked me why they tend to bounce me from therepist to therepist. One was, in fact, the *type* of relationship that i have. The others didn't feel *qualified* enough to treat me. Its kinda funny, in a sad kind of way. i'm too crazy to be treated.

Thank You all for your replies, and please take my sincere apology for causing the argument.

~amanda

I was wondering, amidst all the squabbling around here, how you were doing and if you would post again. I am glad to see that you did. Do not take responsibility for the actions of others. People choose how they behave in a situation and that is completely out of your control.

Keep fighting for yourself. You are not too crazy to be treated; you have simply not yet found a decent therapist. If you have not done so already, you may want to ask your doctor (primary care, etc.) if he can help you find a psychiatrist who also serves as a therapist, or who partners with one. Major Depressive Disorder runs in my family and the things you have said here remind me of some of their testimonies, too. What I'm trying to say is, there may be a diagnosis for you of a chemical imbalance that is skewing your thinking and therefore causing you to question your desire for life.

Thank you for posting. I'm glad you are continuing to reach out.

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RE: A serious question - 6/10/2006 11:34:37 AM

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amanda maybe the local bdsm group where you live would know a kink friendly counsellor. Please use the phone numbers and links that others have given and let us know how things are going for you. I hope the messages on here have shown you that you are not alone.

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RE: A serious question - 6/11/2006 9:44:39 AM

jeri000495674

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Please, you really should seek counseling. i am a slave as well, and a very submissive one at that. Think of this, if you are as i am truly submissive, if you died, you could no long submit to He that owns you and that is your life, you'd never give that up. Please seek counseling, there is something that causes you to not dwell apon the wonderful things in your life and there is much, you know there is.
Be safe, and surrender first to your need to serve your Master.
Submissively, jeri

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RE: A serious question - 6/11/2006 12:21:16 PM

MrDiscipline44

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quote:

ORIGINAL: ownedandcollared

thank you for responding, all of you. And i am so sorry to have become the cause of so much conflict. Please believe me, it wasn't my intention at all, to make some of you argue.
Someone asked me why they tend to bounce me from therepist to therepist. One was, in fact, the *type* of relationship that i have. The others didn't feel *qualified* enough to treat me. Its kinda funny, in a sad kind of way. i'm too crazy to be treated.

Thank You all for your replies, and please take my sincere apology for causing the argument.

~amanda

Sometimes, amanda, the only person that can help us is ourselves.

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If you love somebody, you have to be willing to break them.

Those who can, do. Those who can't, teach.

Have you slapped your slave today?

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