Mavis -> RE: Threatening release (7/23/2006 11:28:04 PM)
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ORIGINAL: RavenMuse It is not a threat, it is a consequence. Cheeky banter is likely to recieve a slapped arse, that is play. If there is a problem, a REAL problem, then I expect my girl to be focused on resolving the problem as much as I am. Real problems, if not dealt with eventualy become relationship breakers, that is just the reality of the situation, it doesn't need stating or 'threatening'. To use it as a threat, IMO is counter productive. The girl, assuming she cares about the relationship, will then be too busy worrying about the threat and being insecure that it gets in the way of her focusing on whatever the problem actualy is. This is so dead on, Raven. The one time i encountered this consequence, it was not a threat, it was a viable consequence of something i wasn't managing within myself very well.. but it did change the dynamic of my focus on changing as behavior, to one of "am i not worth correcting or retraining? " While it worked out in the end, that was unsettling in the extreme, and wasn't a way to speed up the correction process. However, presenting permanent dismissal as a natural consequence is sometimes needed in the early times, but after a while, even that should be so obvious as to not need be said. i mean, slaves have deal-breakers too, we can always vote with our feet, but does one ever SAY that? anyway, about release, it's almost always over a Pattern of behavior. a Pattern of rebellion, a pattern of bad attitude, and if that keeps up, there will be a pattern of being a slave without a Master. i don't know one diligent earnest slave ever being released for a single incident.
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