njlauren
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I think the OP has every right to feel the way she does, but that doesn't mean she won't get raked over the coals for it, since others have strong beliefs and a right to them. We don't know the real story, but I suspect to many people, it was like to myself, that the OP may have gotten further into the dynamic based on their online communication and assumed that they already had a D/s, and that she felt like it already was 'real', whereas the sub may well have felt like they had explored and now it was becoming real, and decided to tell her. We don't know what the sub did or didn't tell the other person, we don't know what secrets he supposedly told, but to me the fact that the sub told her when they met means that he started feeling like they had a relationship going at that point, and thus disclosed. While I understand how the virtual world is so important to people these days, I kind of think the OP went overboard if my assumption is correct, she seemed to feel they had a real relationship going and didn't talk to the guy about it......and she should have realized IMO that if anything, this was a disconnect caused by the fact that they didn't have a real relationship going, that she had never shared with him what she expected, nor had she asked him how he felt, she assumed, and there is an old expression about what assume is short for...... It is obvious she seemed to be interested in this guy, I don't doubt her sincerity, but I think she got upset way, way out of proportion in a relationship that was online between two strangers...as intimate as online stuff may be, it is not the same as real life, when you meet and such, and for all I know they were 'mistress x' and 'sub y' online (i.e pseudonyms), not even on a real name basis...in this case, it sounds more like a distinct case of miscommunication and unshared assumptions than anything else.
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