MasterFireMaam
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ORIGINAL: Strutinan I'm not a vindictive person by nature (despite being a Dom)...I usually let karma do all the work. So that is the point of this post. Who out there wants to share thier faithless sub/slave experiences, and what they did about it? quote:
ORIGINAL: Strutinan The only problem is: I'm not a vindictive person by nature (despite being a Dom)...I usually let karma do all the work. ... So that is the point of this post. Who out there wants to share thier faithless sub/slave experiences, and what they did about it? I know you’re hurting. It sucks when relationships don't turn out the way we had hoped and planned. Believe me I know this. However, your two statements here are contradictory. Either you want to trash her or you don't. So you won't fuck with her legally...but why trash her here and encourage others to do the same with theirs? Right now isn't the time you'll listen to most advice, but I'll give you mine anyway in hopes that it will lodge itself and be of use later. Take what is of value, if anything. Anger is often a form of fear. Our biggest fear is that we're not worthy of love, but we work very, very hard to hide this fact both from ourselves as well as others. We become angry when someone hurts us and this is often due to our fear that, because they don't love us in the way we had expected, we must not be worthy of love. If our sense of self worth comes from outside us, when the person/situation that was giving up this sense disappears, we plummet back into the well of self doubt and self loathing. We don't want to look at the deep seated belief that we're unworthy, so we lash out. We also develop a desperate attachment to people because we want them to validate our hope of self worth. We don't actually believe it ourselves and so we want to keep and maintain the source of the validation. We come to expect it rather than simply enjoy what is offered. People change, situations change. That she left you isn't about you...it's about her and her stuff. How you deal with it is all about you and your stuff. You can't control how she treats you, but you can control how you treat her and yourself. Knowing that we do this is half the battle. Knowing that, if we work on ourselves and attempt to grow and learn from every situation is the other. Really look inside and try to figure out WHY it hurts so much that she left, then take steps to fix that within you. In time, you can move on. You might always feel a loss when it comes to this girl. But, time will lessen the hurt. Be compassionate with yourself, too. Often, seeing and feeling this lesson once is not enough to actually get the lesson and so it gets rescheduled time and time again until we do. Master Fire
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