PerhapsitsFate
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I've always played the devils advocate anytime I've encountered someone with a question like this.... so looking at it one way... First of all, are you in a real D/s relationship.... commited to one another? Be it poly or monogamous, there has to be a commitment between you and he/she/them. I also think that some take the online/chatroom relationships a little too seriously, and get wrapped up when "master" takes another to wear his "cyber collar". I regularly read a few journals of a couple of cyber subs, and so often I see them making the same kind of statements as you did. This is not saying you are a cyber sub, I am just covering all bases. I had a friend a few years back that accepted the RL training collar of a well respected Dom couple. Personally, I thought it to be a huge honor, and I was blessed to be able to soak up alot of their experience and training along the way, but she fought it every step. I think she was only a bedroom submissive, which of course is fine, but I don't think she realized it until she got in over her head. In real training we have to do alot of things we don't want to do, but if we call ourselves a sub, then we should submit. How often we say.."my ONLY limits are... yada yada" and then when our dominant tells us he doesn't like our hair color/weight/clothing... we buck and say... "who the hell does he think he is?" decide to keep things the way they are because "he can't tell me how to do that". Then we start whining and crying to everyone we know how terrible he treats us. I've often seen a dominant give a simple command about something which I would think was ridiculous in my logical mind.... just to see if I would do it. A dear Dom friend of mine asked me while I was collared to another... "You say you would do anything for him, but would you let him shave your head if he wanted." Wow, now that was a huge knee jerk for me, for anyone that knows me, knows that my hair is my pride and joy. I knew at that moment that I reached a level of submission I had never seen, because for the first time, I whispered "Yes". Thankfully he never asked...LOL. Take a long hard look at yourself, decide how far you are willing to go, and most of all quit whining, believe me, you'll meet a lot more fakes, liars, and users before you meet the one for you. You'll hear it time and time again, the internet did so many things for the lifestyle... good and bad... but it opened up a world of trust and safety to a bunch of predators and users. You see, I'm probably one of the mouthiest "subs" you'll ever meet, though in the presence of a real dominant, I am meek and respectful. I l just "love" running across the "suck my dick" doms that BeachMystress mentioned, though it's never fun to realize to late that the "wonderful" man you've corresponded to for months turned out to be one of those (yes, I've been there)... "ummmm excuse me, could you untie me so I could go home" (usually ended with a not so nice name). If he is indeed one of those, get the heck outta there, and be glad you got rid of him before things got really serious. The last thought I'd like to make... and I'm sure this probably won't set well with some, but eh, though I love making friends, this is one of my pet peeves and I'm gonna share it. Far too often we think that as a submissive our submission is enough. Being a mindless piece of meat for use might be what a handful of dominants are looking for, but not the majority. The one thing I did for myself, was to learn my self worth, and know that I do indeed have something of my own to offer in a power exchange. The give and take of power is the most erotic part of D/s (the sex notwithstanding). As it's already been said, don't be a doormat, know when enough is enough. Also don't take everything to heart, you CANNOT wear your heart totally on your sleeve in the lifestyle, because the best dominants will strip away your walls and make you see yourself for what you really are, and that picture isn't always what you want to see(again... been there done that). Then, I personally get pissy and defensive, and ultimately end up being a brat and throwing a tantrum, and usually several days later I regret it because I look foolish to my friends, family, and Dominant. A humbling experience for sure. Yikes, I didn't mean for this to go this long, and since its still early morning, my thoughts aren't as put together as I hoped. I could probably go on and on, but I'll leave it at this for now. One last edit... for I've seen both sides of the coin. If someone hands you a gift, perhaps keys to a new car. You take the car, knowing that it's a subcompact, not necessarily what you wanted, but sufficient for your needs at the time. No matter how hard you try, you'll never turn that subcompact into a luxury vehicle. Accept what is given, and make the best out of what you have, that way you are never disappointed. I wish you peace in your journey, please take things to heart, and learn from them.
< Message edited by PerhapsitsFate -- 12/23/2004 7:34:02 AM >
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"Be still, sad heart and cease repining; Behind the clouds is the sun still shining; Thy fate is the common fate of all, Into each life some rain must fall, Some days must be dark and dreary." ~ Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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