angelikaJ
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ORIGINAL: angelikaJ To be very clear, on your original question: there is a lot more work to becoming a dominant partner than just making a demand that the person who is submitting to you be silent 24/7. Relationships, even D/s ones, don't work that simply. I wouldn't expect anyone to be silent 24/7. But if they are completely incapable of respecting another persons space, then I WOULD expect them to be silent 24/7. And I wouldn't want them anywhere near me. But then they probably shouldn't be out in public without supervision anyway. That isn't what I meant. I have a dominant partner, and yes, He can make demands on me and the majority of the time I give Him what He asks. But that is because He has earned the right to. I trust His judgement. He has my devotion and love.... ... but taking away the fact that he is my dominant partner, if he were to ask me for something, I would gladly do it, because he has my devotion and love. For clarity's sake: I am making 2 points: 1) My partner earned the right to demand things of me within the context of a D/s environment. That takes work: demonstrating one is deserving of such a position is not instantaneous. 2) In a loving relationship people do all sorts of things to promote their partner's well-being and happiness. Maybe you just need to work on creating a loving relationship with someone who has the capacity to be quiet. According to your posts, you have been or are living with those that you would characterize as being "completely incapable of respecting another persons space" In which case, [you] wouldn't want them anywhere near [you]. But then they probably shouldn't be out in public without supervision anyway."
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