LafayetteLady -> RE: Master wants a threesome... (2/21/2013 12:34:26 AM)
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You need to decide do you want monogamy? If you do, regardless of how DaddySatyr put it, there is nothing wrong with it. So what if monogamy is conditional? If you aren't sure, then for the moment, I would say that you should stick on the monogamous end of the pool. Doing otherwise when you aren't sure you are ok with it is setting yourself up for being hurt. Now descrite says it poorly, making it seem like you have done something wrong (you haven't), but he does have a point. If you choose monogamy as something important to you, it is unfair to be with someone who chooses to be poly. Likewise, it is unfair of someone who chooses poly to ask a monogamous person to accept it. Being the s-type doesn't mean you can't have things you "demand" in a relationship. You still have the right to "demand" someone who is faithful to you (if that is what you choose), you have the right to "demand" that someone be in your age range (if that is what you choose). Often, young subs like you will find themselves with dominants who tell them that because they are the sub, they must simply accept what their dominant demands. The reality is that you don't. Of course, that will typically end the relationship. However, a smart young woman such as yourself has an obligation to herself. Prior to getting into a D/s relationship with someone, you must have those difficult conversations where you say, "I only want monogamy," "I don't do threesomes," and whatever other things you have decided that you don't want or aren't ready for at this time. Sometimes this will make you incompatible with someone you really wish it wouldn't, but there is always someone else. I'm glad that you spoke with him, and that he understands. However, just based on what you have said, don't be surprised if he brings this up again very soon. At that time, you need to make a decision. Are you prepared to stick with this guy who is going to bring this issue up every month or so, or is it better to end the relationship? He has the right to want his fantasy, but always remember, that you have every right and obligation to protect yourself from harm whether it be physical or emotional. By the way, it sounds like these threesomes in the past were things that the boys you were with pressured you into doing. It seems that by coming here and asking, you have learned that perhaps letting someone pressure you like that is wrong. That's a good thing.
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