Zenar -> RE: why do some Masters play with a subs feelings then walk away (7/24/2006 1:11:22 PM)
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I always have to be the devils advocate when too many people are saying the same thing, but at least there have been roughly two different viewpoints on this subject. I am not disagreeing with anyone, more just trying to look at what no one else has yet said, so I hope not to offend anyone, I just wanted to add a bit more. I have to agree though that if he had to lie about his actions then he is a coward for not facing what is the truth. But lets face the fact that all of us at one time or another are out looking for what we want. Do we ever realy find what we want, or do we settle for the closest thing that matches to what we want? Even more so how many of us realy know what it is we want? This can be true for both men as well as women, if we dont know ourself we dont know what we want. It happens on both sides of the coin, where do we draw the line and begin to say I am going to stay with this one person and stop looking elsewhere? Now granted we men are vile creatures that of course want the cutest thing to look at. We are simply wired to be vissual creatures. There are a lot of things to love about a woman but anyone trying to tell you differently is again not facing the truth. It may not be the only thing we consider but it is always going to be there. The real factor on this is how well does a man know himself? If a man knows himself then he will know what he wants, and he will look for a lot more qualities in a girl other than simply the physical appearance. If he does not know himself well then he will look only at physical beauty and loose site of other things. Again it all comes to knowing one self, if you cannot be honest with yourself then you will never be honest with someone else. Perhaps this will not help you in your current situation, but rather be a helpfull insight for the furture. I am sorry that you were hurt, but that is just a part of life we all have to face. "Life is pain your highness, anyone telling you differently is trying to sell you something", The Prince's Bride
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