ChatteParfaitt
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Joined: 3/22/2011 From: The t'aint of the Midwest -- Indiana Status: offline
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There are so many red flags here it's hard to count them all, but let me try. 1) You've only known this guy a week, yet you seem to be committed, enough to message him all day long, agree to belong to him (are you even clear as to what that means, both in general and to you two as a couple?), agree to go out and buy things (basically perform a task for him) and I assume have copious cyber sex. 2) Have you ever talked to him by phone, skype, or on cam? In other words, has your relationship been entirely text on a screen? B/c text on a screen is very easy to fake. And when I say fake, I mean perform pretend dominance, feelings, communication, mutual trust and commitment, etc. All that good stuff that real life relationships are made of. Text only means a total lack of any non verbal communication cues, and guess what? Your mind (quite naturally) fills in the blanks. Which means you don't have a relationship with a person, you have one with your own fantasies. It's why it can seem so great, but, you know, in reality it's not. 3) Someone who is truly interested in you, and not merely some cyber pussy (however kink filled) will take the time to get to know you as a person. He won't rush into things, b/c his primary goal is to establish a mutual foundation of trust and respect. You don't form that in a week. 4) Someone who is truly interested in your will have a goal to move from text only to phone or some other getting to know communication, as soon as trust has been established. Not for better cyber sex, BTW, but to get to know the real you, and to communicate more effectively their real selves. 5) Someone who is truly interested in you, does not fall off the face of the earth a/o completely disrupt normal communication patterns with no warning. When someone is important to you, you do what is necessary to communicate, a/o have a back up plan in place so you don't leave the other person hanging. I mean shesh, when I was DJing, I lost my internet connection and went to the library to inform my boss of the situation, since he wasn't answering his cell. DJing was a real commitment to me, and any person of integrity will honor real commitments or at the very least explain why they can't. 6) If your s-type does not please you, you explain why. If they have disappointed you, you explain why. You don't expect someone to read your mind across cyber space. If you give them a task to fulfill, it is with the knowledge that real life might interfere. In the early stages of a long distance relationship this is most especially true, as you might not know enough about the person to know what is reasonable to expect. You might want someone to run out and buy some new clothespins on Saturday, which seems very reasonable to me, but what if I don't know you are working a double shift on Sat, and have already committed to making cupcakes for one of your kid's functions, and the dog is sick.....you get the drift. A dominant who cares about you will *always* take real life into consideration. 7) Ignoring your s-type is TO ME never a fit form of punishment unless they have been warned about it in advance. For instance, you might be told to calm down, slow down, try to curb your overly emotional responses, and if you don't /can't, you will be ignored for a specific time period, like 20 minutes or an hour. You don't just ignore someone for days with no warning. This is not how anyone goes about building a good relationship. I could probably go on, but I'll stop here. Please understand my intentions in this post are not to make you feel bad, but to (re)educate you about how good relationships begin and progress. BDSM relationships are like any other, if you want them to last, you build a good foundation.
< Message edited by ChatteParfaitt -- 4/17/2012 7:58:33 AM >
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