Calligraphy -> RE: What does bottom vs sub vs slave mean to you? (1/30/2013 7:55:35 PM)
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ORIGINAL: masterJforyou You did ignore the key question, assuming you agree that we all only live once, that this life is all there is, and that we should all strive to make it the best possible for ourselves and those we love and come into contact with, then how would you resolve the situation without lying and without ruining one life or the other? This was someone I loved enough to marry, to make a vow to share the rest of my life with. Even if that had changed over the course of the marriage and the years spent together, I would still be able to remember a time when that person still held my heart, and I his. Even if I'd become embittered, or apathetic, or any other range of difficult emotions that come with a relationships end, I would still hold the memory of a time when things were different, and I thought this person to be beloved. I could never deliberately cause that person the harm and devastation that comes with cheating. I have always ended a closed relationships before I allowed myself to become involved with another person, and have always discussed any potential partners with my Primary when I was interested in having fun while in an open relationship. I believe in being a responsible adult, and a lover with both honor and integrity. And yes, I have had to make the choice you were faced with, and broke off an engagement with a man who I adored, but was no longer sexually compatible with. Divorce can ruin a life, but so can finding out that your spouse has betrayed you in the most elemental way possible. You sent this poor woman into a two year long 'nervouse break down' after the discovery of your first affair. Knowing full well that the knowledge of your affairs had caused her such severe harm, you continued to betray her. A real man would have either honored his word, or set her free when he realized that he could not keep his commitment, so that his actions could no longer devastate her. What you did, and continued to do, is inexcusable. If you were really worried about not ruining her life, you would have never continued to cheat knowing the damage it had, and could again, cause her.
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