HisPet21 -> RE: what feeds your submission (4/16/2013 2:25:19 PM)
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ORIGINAL: LPslittleclip yes that is exactly what drives mine the joy and happiness that is returned by way of the gestures like those. a smile nod pat on the head ect. when those are absent my submission is stressed and i want to do more to please and just end up feeling worse. the thing that attracted me to LP was the delight that showed in Her eyes when i did things for Her. One of the most important things I learned years ago when I was having a bad time in my life and was horribly unhappy is that no one should count on another person to make them happy. I serve because it is what I enjoy doing. Whether I get a smile or a thank you has no bearing on what I do or who I am or the enjoyment I get from doing it. Edited to add: So you would say my own happiness drives me to serve. I don't think what Clip is describing is in any way unhealthy and I am right on board with him. What satisfies me isn't the act of serving in and of itself. I don't wake up in the morning and think, "You know what I would love to do today? Make somebody tea and hand it to them!" Instead, I think, "You know what I would love to do today? Make my boyfriend smile, because I love him and want him to be happy." And, as it turns out, waking him up with a hot cup of tea helps me take care of that second scenario. I wouldn't be satisfied or happy in a relationship where I served and it had no emotional impact on my dominant. If I cleaned the house, gave him a bj, and cooked dinner, only to find him completely apathetic to it all, I would chalk it up to incompatibility and move on to someone else. But getting joy out of others' happiness is not the same thing as being dependent on someone else in order to be happy. It just means you have to find someone who appreciates your hard work and feeds off of your love language the same way you feed of of theirs. God, I hope that made sense...
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