harmony3709
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ORIGINAL: sub4hire For instance, let’s say I go to a trainer. He tells me do cardio for 30 minutes a day. Chest machine at 85, 2 reps of 12. Now my Dom enters the scene. No, I want you do to cardio for 15 and I want you to lift 150. Who would the good submissive listen to? Even though listening to the Dom could very well be an extremely bad thing. Yet, at the same time we are not told to question their judgment. Gloria, this was not the exact scenerio for me, but the general idea is in principal very close to a situation I was in. Unfortunately, I was forced with making a choice and my self-preservation and common sense ended up overriding what I was being told by my Master, although this ultimately ended the relationship. Unfortunately, my attempts to discuss it were met with the comment that I was trying to talk my way out of it or making excuses or as I heard at the end -- I can't make you into a submissive if you really aren't one. While I guess the relationship was ultimately not a good match, many months after the fact, I can still remember the overwhelming desire to do as he asked me to do, and the overwhelming pain and emotional trauma it caused me not to do it. I still frequently question whether I did the right thing -- maybe it was some kind of test as to whether I was willing to trust him......??? (One of a million possibilities that has gone through my mind since that happened.) *shrugs* Who knows, and yes, I try hard not to dwell on it and for the most part have moved on......although admittedly will likely carry some of the scars and damage of this into the next relationship whether consciously or not. But the bottom line is for me at least -- it was a risk I was not willing to take, and quite frankly, it was extremely damaging to the relationship in general, because I literally lost my faith in him to know and do what was best for me, as well as the fact that it just plain hurt to feel as if your safety was not a priority for the one you call Master. And yes, there had been other things -- many other things -- that I obeyed and weren't just things I enjoyed or liked, in other words, this was not the first time in the relationship I had been asked to do something I didn't want to do. That was not the case here. To me, being a submissive isn't about getting to do what I want, I am very service/pleasing oriented and have experience as such. I think the only thing a submissive can do is make the difficult choice when it arises, and hopefully her inner voice and own self-preservation will guide her to do the right thing, whatever that may be for her. After all, ultimately the choice for her own well being is in her own hands. harmony
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