ExiledTyrant
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Joined: 12/9/2013 From: Exiled Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: newsubnokc1 I met a man in 2008 at first we were not in a sub/dom relationship, He told me later he was a dom and that he had been trained under the house of Kim. I explored the lifestyle, but he was not a dominate. I worked he sat at the computer or took naps. For the past few years there was no intimacy at all. In April I caught him in a lie about finances and I broke up with him. I moved myself out of our bedroom, but continued to live there. trying to help him out as much as possible financially. The long story short I moved out of state, but I have seen where he has been making new profiles saying he was a trained master. He is only a master of lies ......should I try to warn his next victims before they lose as much as I have Okay, here's tha thang... There are two sides to every story, what you are telling here and what he has to say. Somewhere in between those two points... usually leaning one way or the other strongly, is the truth. The problem is: 1. You could be nuts. 2. He could be nuts. 3. You could be vindictive as hell. 4. He could be exactly what you say. 5. You could have a dozen people back up your story. 6. he could have a dozen people back up his story. 7. You could be insanely jealous that he moved on. 8. You may have saved yourself from a terrible fate. This list can get pretty long, but if you were isolated with him then it comes down to professing he is horrible and him professing that your a nut job. We do not black ball on this site for the reasons listed above and a zillion other reasons I didn't list. Your best option, providing you were not isolated and there are lifestyle people that were privy to your dynamic, is to allow them to intervene in the local community.
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