LadyPact -> RE: How To Dismiss A Submissive (3/21/2017 9:22:02 AM)
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ORIGINAL: WMDom26CA 1. I agreed to let a female submissive to live with me. OK. Since it's your house, I'm going to assume that you discussed with her what terms you had to begin with. quote:
2. In our agreement, she will lose 30 pounds. Unlike some of the other posters, I'm not going to give you crap about this. She agreed to it as one of the conditions of her living there. quote:
3. I've tried everything possible but she hasn't lost one pound!! Well, you probably haven't, but that's inconsequential. It would probably be easier for her to lose it if she wasn't around the bad food habits that you have or the junk food that's probably in you house. However, part of the responsibility is hers, too. quote:
4. I want her to get out but she says she loves me. Her loving you also doesn't have anything to do with it. Sorry, but whoever wants out of a dynamic wins. Nobody is required to stay with somebody just because one of the parties has emotions for the other. quote:
5. How do I get her out? Have you told her that you want out of the dynamic and want her to leave? If you have, is she refusing to leave? You might have to look into how to have her legally removed if it comes to that. Not enough information on what discussions you've had with her about it to really answer. quote:
I'm currently seeking for another female submissive to move in. Hopefully she can kick her out. This part, to me, is stupid. Why would you need a female submissive to handle this for you? The only thing I can come up with would be if somebody else already lived there or another person's name was on the lease/mortgage so that person has a stake in whoever lives in the house, too. Is the situation such that it would be in your best interest to have another party present when telling the woman that you want to end the dynamic, when you want her out by, or something like that? Not the same as having the third party do it for you but if you want someone to overhear the conversation, you could do that with anybody. I'm not saying to fail to CYA if it's necessary. As for the rest, be practical about it. There should be some reasonable answer for where will she go. What was her living arrangement before she moved in with you? If she gave up her house/apartment to move in with you, she's going to need the time to find another one. If she sold or gave away her household items, she's going to have to take care of that, too. What is your financial arrangement for staying with you? If she gave you her financial contribution for the month, either give that money back or she should have the option to stay until the end of the month. If her name is on any of the utility bills and such, take her name off, so she'll have the ability to start services at her new residence. The very same stuff that non-kinky people do when something doesn't work out.
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