LadyPact
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I don't think you're going to like this, OP. To start, I notice that you quickly glossed over this "breach of trust" on your part when establishing the nuances of being a couple. There's no way to know whether your transgression was big or small, so I'm not going to nail the other person to the wall for not forgiving you. I'm going to tell you now that if you were the Dominant party and you broke a submissive's trust, people would tell that submissive to run for the hills. I'm also interested in who was doing the begging. If you screwed up and begged the other party to take you back, that would probably fit the scenario. Next, I notice you say that he couldn't forgive past transgressionS. Very specifically with an "s". During the 'down' periods of the 'ups and downs,' I'm guessing there was more less than stellar stuff from both of you. Then, we get to he broke it off but now wants a sexual relationship. That part is in your favor. (I've got a personal thing against folks who try to manipulate others into poly with the "you're not open-minded" crap, but that's another thing.) If you don't want to have a sexual relationship with someone who doesn't want anything more than a booty call, that is entirely your right. If you do not want to be sexually involved with someone who has another relationship, that's your right, too. However, that means it's a break up and he has moved on. He's already involved with the other person, so anymore begging, pleading, fighting, or whatever else is going on probably isn't going to change that. He's got a new submissive, so let him be happy with that person. Edited - The word is "glossed".
< Message edited by LadyPact -- 12/11/2015 1:58:15 PM >
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