ChatteParfaitt
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Joined: 3/22/2011 From: The t'aint of the Midwest -- Indiana Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: SecretiveWoman I find begging for the love of someone to be quite serious, and the exact opposite of "pathetic" or "unattractive". I find it sad, desperate, passionate and quite human. I call it karmic..... I call it people who ARE people, and behaving as such. How many of us on this good earth will truly stand up and admit to their deep rooted fears about the pain of love denied them by someone they themselves were desperately in love with OR loved deeply, were denied of it for whatever reason and so put up inpenetrable walls with ridiculous rules for one to abide by, instead of remaining optimstic, knowing that it's simply a part of life...... for EVERYONE. We are none of us exempt from this.... I feel those who are courageous enough to express such feeling should be applauded, for they yet and again still express what makes most of us run from in fear..... I find it interesting that on sites such as this, most will put up with paddlings, floggings, canings, bestiality, and down right beatings til the mention, and INTENTION of love comes to the forefront; then they run like hell from it in one form or another..., On the one hand, I agree with the above completely, on the other hand, I disagree with the above completely. Let me try to explain this statement. Everyone who has reached a certain age has experienced love denied, or love not reciprocated, or love lost. They will find themselves begging (in whatever way) to not have their heart broken. It is part of the human survival mechanism, to do anything to avoid such pain. Even though you are certain it will never make a difference, you *will* beg, and gladly. You will get on your knees and beg, and then you'll beg some more. I accept all of the above as part of the human condition when one's heart is breaking. Now that I've said that, I have to say: breaking someone's heart to know for certain they *really* love you, b/c if they do, they'll beg for it, is not the way you build strong relationships based on trust. Breaking someone emotionally is cruel and inhuman, and if that's what you need to have your dominance "earned" (confirmed), you don't want to know what I think of you as a person. And any submissive who thinks this is what they need to do to "prove" their submission needs a therapist, quick !! JMO
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