kyraofMists
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How many have or have had their dominant/master/partner on a pedestal; where you only saw the ideal person that you had built in your mind and didn’t see them for who they were? If you once did, what catalyst or event caused you to finally see them, flaws and all? How did that impact your relationship? Were you able to sustain the relationship without the illusion? For me, I have never had rose-colored glasses with my Lord. With each step that he and I have taken over the past 21 months, I have seen the good and the bad. Today, I see him for who he is and love him for it. I see the man that is devoted, committed, loyal, loving, generous, intelligent, playful, protective… and I also see the man that even outside of play can be impatient, cold, callous, cruel, short-tempered, unforgiving, unsympathetic, thoughtless… In a past non lifestyle relationship, I did not see my partner for who they really were. I saw an illusion that they projected and that I built upon in my mind. The relationship did not survive his fall from grace. I found that the love was not based on reality or the truth and it ended bitterly. It makes me wonder how many of the posts that we see from failed relationships are related to one or both believing the illusion and not seeing reality. Knight's kyra
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"Passion... it lies in all of us. Sleeping, waiting, and though unbidden, it will stir, open its jaws, and howl. It speaks to us, guides us... passion rules us all. And we obey..." ~Angelus
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