MistressCopia -> RE: How do You call Him out on cheating? (10/20/2006 8:44:22 AM)
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Good morning, dear. First of all, please accept My condolences. Any time you have your hopes dashed in such a fashion, you're going to be quite hurt by the knowledge you have acquired. Walking away may remove the thing that is causing you the most grief- but it's not going to help you to heal any faster. Let Me preface these remarks to follow by saying that having a promise broken is a betrayal of trust. If you were promised exclusivity by a Dom and he did not keep up his end of that promise, he has betrayed your trust and you have every reason in the world to feel angry, hurt and devastated. Feel your emotions....be royally pissed off....cry if you want to! But then DO something for yourself. Ask the question that you really want the answer to....politely but firmly. Although I don't agree with the position, some Doms/Dommes believe that playing with another sub before a full collar is offered is "ok". If they didn't promise absolute exclusivity to you - not just sexual exclusivity - they may believe that there isn't a problem in engaging in D/s or BDSM activity with another person. The problem is if the expectation they set up in their sub is that she or he is the only one in their Dominants life, the subs heart is broken if they don't have the courage to examine the "fine print" of the agreement.... Ask your Dom if this was the case here. The answer will certainly tell you if there was some "non-disclosure" in your agreement....(ie: If the Dom with whom you were negotiating honestly did not understand what your perception of things was or if he knew what your expectations were and chose to knowingly break your agreement ) Either answer will give you a basis to move on with. If he broke your agreement and knowingly caused you heartache, you know what to look for the next time you are setting expectations during an agreement. If this was the result of mis-matched understandings of an agreement, you then have the option of clarifying things and moving forward. Either way, it brings you the closure you need and validates the fact that you need to understand what happened before you can mourn what you've already lost - that first blush of absolute trust. Blessings as you move closer to understanding the truth. Trust your own instincts and use the knowledge you gain to build the realtionship you crave with a loving, trustworthy Dominant partner. Copia
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