lizi
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There are a couple things here. First of all, no Dominant is automatically guaranteed the right to be unfaithful, it's not like a law or anything. It's just like any other relationship- the two people in the relationship decide if they are monogamous or not just like they decide whether or not to have children or other important decisions. If they have agreed to be monogamous and have sex outside of the relationship, it is considered cheating just like it always is. The 'Domme' you talked to isn't speaking for the entire world here, she's only giving her interpretation of things, which begins and ends with herself and the people she is involved with. Secondly you seem to wish your partner to be monogamous and have expressed this to your Dominant, and then he told you that he was bringing others into the relationship. in other words, he flat out told you he wasn't going to be monogamous. How is it that you accepted a relationship with this man knowing that it wasn't what you wanted? What were you thinking? You didn't have to accept his collar, and in fact it seems like you shouldn't have as he's not hiding from you that he is on a different page than you are concerning the number of people he will be involved with. My advice would be to choose carefully in a partner and pick one that matches your outlook on being monogamous and in other important areas. Since it is too late for this, I'd advise that you think things over and see if you can stay in the relationship when he brings in another woman. If you cannot accept this, then I'd advise you leave now instead of getting more attached. One other thing to try would be to approach him and tell him how you feel about him having others, and that you would like to be his one and only and see if he'd accept that or not. If you keep putting off the conversation you have no idea how he will react and you're just a sitting duck for the day he brings home someone else and everything blows up in your face. Be proactive here and talk to the guy. Also, don't expect him to change up what he told you about how life would be. He was honest with you. You don't have to live with something you find intolerable. You can stay or you don't have to, those are your choices. I'd find out what the situation is exactly first though rather than try to figure things out on a bunch of things that you 'think', and perhaps he'd be willing to change things up from what he said if he knew you'd walk. I wouldn't count on it though.
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