njlauren
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ORIGINAL: Theredmusiclover I don't get why anyone needed to know he was daddy. I don't know about your loved ones but mine aren't supportive of having a Dom. They didn't want to hear about it some even argued with me and told me I was nuts. I don't feel I can talk to them about it. Im not a sub whose gonna shove down your throat that I have a Dom. My kink is my own business. And i sure as hell wouldn't tell my work Im a submissive. Its not about being ashamed its about my right to keep private what I feel the need to. Im not going to disown my loved ones because they don't understand nor will I shove it in their face either. Can't say so for sure, but some people in general, including dominants, need reinforcement of who they are. In the BD/SM world in my experience, it shows in dominants who think it is a title everyone who isn't dominant should bow down to, or in this case, someone unsure who needs a sub to tell others who he is.....could be they feel self conscious and want to feel like their sub is proud to be theirs, and want it broadcast.... The real red flag to me is this guy not understanding that broadcasting your relationship as D/s is not about feeling ashamed of him, it is self preservation, it is about facing reality that many people are uncomfortable with it or don't want to know...and as much as I obviously think BD/SM is nothing to be ashamed of, I also tend to believe that there are things not worth forcing on others, that there is no reason to. It is different than, let's say, you are dating someone of another race and keep them from friends and family....... You have every right to do what you did, and he blew it, and as I think Jeff said, the ball was in his court, he should realize what he did was over the top and try and make amends..and like Jeff, I believe personally that if I foul up, even if the relationship ends, I would want to make amends and especially make sure the other person knew I was to blame...him trying to put it on you, arguing you were the person doing the wrong thing, only raised more red flags to me..at the very least, if there was fault on both sides (which doesn't sound like it is in this case IMO), acknowledge his own part of it.... And with a child, you are smart to protect yourself, there just is too much to lose when it comes to kids, and you never know, you acted as a protective parent.
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