TheShadows
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Joined: 9/16/2004 From: Southern Illinois Status: offline
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We're a happily married Dom/Domme couple, so in our experience, yes it can, and does work....FOR US. We're "Partners in Crime" as well as partners in life, companions, lovers, confidants, etc etc. We believe there are two important things that enable our relationship work: 1. Mutual Respect - As IB said, we respect each other as people, each others' expertise in certain areas, and trust one another and their judgment completely. 2. Like-Mindedness - As LH touched on, we're both on the same page as far as expectations, likes, dislikes, rules, protocols, discipline, responsibilities, etc. We feel like if we don't have AT LEAST these two things, our relationship couldn't possibly be peaceful and mutually gratifying for all parties involved. If the two Dominants are butting heads on every front, it can be very difficult to find the common ground and move forward. Too much in-fighting and jockeying for position doesn't bode well, in our opinion. We would advise a serious, sit-down, lengthy negotiation between the two of you in order to find that common ground before someone gets hurt. Hope this provides some insight, TheShadows
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