RemoteUser
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I've never given a collar that wasn't accepted before it was worn, so it's hard for me to relate to this. However, if my girl hadn't wanted her collar, I would have sat her down and found out why. After all, I'm not just picking a collar for my visual interest, I want a collar she's proud to wear. I'd be more interested in learning how I wasn't able to pick such a collar than anything else. She doesn't wear the collar all the time, no way she could. It would invite too many questions about a part of her life she would rather keep to herself, and I'm fine with that. She does wear it when she is with me, or when she pops onto Skype with the cam, instead of just chatting. I've come up with a possible alternative for that, we'll see how that goes and I'll reply back here later with the results. (LP knows what I'm talkin about!) Likewise, my girl has a ring she wears for me. She wore it every day while she was working in New Mexico, but had to take it off when she got home to avoid questions from people like family. When she comes up here (soon, woohoo!) she'll have it; she'll wear it; and when she goes back she can say it was a gift from Canada (which is true, after a fashion)! I think when the owner and the owned communicate, and understand the realities of what's expected and what's feasible, there's very little that can't be worked out. Know yourself and know your other, and barring some potent conflict of interests, together all things are possible.
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There is nothing worse than being right. Instead of being right, then, try to be open. It is more difficult, and more rewarding.
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