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The right One - 11/5/2006 8:20:07 AM   
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hi, i have been reading & chatting for a while & i'm sure if i look further back into the posts i'll find this has already been covered so please forgive me.
What i'd like to ask is how does a sub know when she has met the right Dom?  i don't want to rush into anything to regret it later, so taking things slow.  But curious to know how i will know He is the right One?
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RE: The right One - 11/5/2006 8:24:12 AM   
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I think the looking for the "One" thing sets you up for disappointment. Take things slow talk and get to know someone before jumping in. Get out in your local community. Online is a good communication tool but it has its drawbacks. When it feels right you will know. Make friends and have fun but be very cautious. Think about what it is you are looking for a seeking in a partner first. Good luck to you.

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RE: The right One - 11/5/2006 8:32:29 AM   
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thanks, as i say going to take things really slow but as i have an insatiable curiosity i often how others know that they have found the right Dom.

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RE: The right One - 11/5/2006 8:38:43 AM   
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It's just like connecting with someone in a vanilla relationship.  It's all subjective and can't be answered by others.  What I'm looking for and what works for me shouldn't be the same for you. 
Butterflies in the belly are usually very good though. 

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RE: The right One - 11/5/2006 8:44:48 AM   
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i wasn't looking for the the One when i found my Master.  For me, there was an instant connection, on a level that went beyond D/s. It was actually pretty amazing.   i was still cautious and suspicious however, and he was very respectful of my caution.  i never felt pushed and that was  very important in order for me to feel safe.  He respected my fears and was able to discuss them openly, even when those fears pertained to him.  Many of the Doms i spoke with prior to him were insulted regarding my mistrust and were angered at my reluctance to hand over personal or identifying information in the beginning.  My Master took it slow, allowed me to gain a sense of trust over time. 

Also, and this is kind of funny that i felt this way, but he didn't ask for a photo until after our third for fourth chat.  It told me he wanted to know me as a person first.  i liked that. 

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RE: The right One - 11/5/2006 10:13:54 AM   
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i don't think there's any one way to really know if he's "The One", and i'm not sure i'd want to know in advance.  Part of the "fun" is the exploration, the getting to know, the butterflies in the belly, the quickening of my heart, a slight shaking in my hands, not of fear but of hope.  The one time i was so blessed, like darksdesire said, it was an instant connection, and it was one of the most beautiful experiences of my life.  As life would have it, of course, it wasn't a forever thing, but i wouldn't trade that time for anything.  i think when we look as everyone we meet as a potential One, we miss a lot of the scenery on our journey, a lot of dreams, a lot of play and laughter.  So..my advice, for whatever it's worth, is to enjoy your self along the way...and good luck..

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RE: The right One - 11/5/2006 10:22:32 AM   
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When the sound of his voice makes you shaky.  When a certain look brings your heart to pound.  When there is absolutely no reason to ask that question ever again, then I believe you may have found him.



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RE: The right One - 11/5/2006 10:57:06 AM   
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thanks to all who've replied its at least given me an insight.  Just have to wait now to see what happens.

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RE: The right One - 11/5/2006 11:23:30 AM   
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To be honest, you can never know for sure in the begining if he or she is the supposed one.

All things in life require taking the risk of disappointment. Only you can decide if you think the risk is worth it. Getting to know someone takes time and effort. Some players are better at hiding their true nature then others. Some people you just seem to fit with right at the start then learn later there are things that just don't meld.

You are going to probably kiss more frogs then you'll ever find princes but to be honest. I'd rather keep looking and kissing frogs hoping to find my prince then to sit back and not live at all.

The way I look at things is tht each experience and each person that comes into our lives gives us an opportunity to learn more about ourselves. Sometimes the lesson sucks, but sometimes it's wonderful. Even if it the wonderful is only for a short time.

Out of all the experiences good and bad, I'd honestly not give up any of them for they are what made me who I am and brought me to where I am in my life today. And really, I like where I am. lol I wouldn't mind if some things were a little easier, but then again, easy things tend not to be appreciated.

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RE: The right One - 11/5/2006 11:34:52 AM   
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There's probably a number of *right Ones* out there, you know.

How do you know when anything is *right*?....... Usually, you're happy, pleased, you begin to feel secure, begin to trust and all appears well.  All these things can be present if he's NOT the *One* too. Only time can tell if someone is compatable, quite a lot of time, in terms of communication.

You'll know when you *know*, basically.

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RE: The right One - 11/5/2006 1:56:38 PM   
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If he's rich, good looking, loves you, you love him, he treats you like a queen, you treat him like a king, there is a total power exchange dynamic which fulfills you completely with joy everyday of the rest of your life..

then you have found "the right one" ..... and if you have found him.. please send us a pic so we know what he looks like.. <grins>

(this was meant to be very tongue in cheek everyone...so smile)

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RE: The right One - 11/5/2006 2:07:55 PM   
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The answer to the question that you ask will be different from one person to the next.

i knew that He was the one for me the day that i met Him (and no, that day didn't follow weeks or months of talking to Him online ... we'd spent only one day on chats and emails). There was a moment where it was clear to me. An strong sense of awareness that allowed me to trust and believe in a way that i had no reason to question that He IS everything that i need and want.

There were many different ways in which i knew. To sum it up, He offered every quality that i want and need, and none that i don't welcome. This is not to say that i immediately loved everything about Him. i don't beleive in anything or anyone being absolutely *perfect*. It means that He has so many and so strong of positive traits, that the traits that i wouldn't have chosen are easy to accept and live with. It's about a certain type of balance between the scales of positive and negative. When there's enough positive going on, the negative kind of gets cancelled out, becomes fairly insignificant.


When i no longer felt concern that He "might not be", or a need to question that He "is", or had a need to doubt ....  i knew.

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RE: The right One - 11/5/2006 2:10:02 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: akisha

To be honest, you can never know for sure in the begining if he or she is the supposed one.

i claimed that opinion as my own, up until about two and a half years ago. For most that may be a true statement, for others ... it's not. i was more sure than i've ever been of anything in my life, the first day that i met Him.

Edited to add more (because i had to run earlier to get supper on the table etc)
 
i agree with and relate well to every other point offered, akisha .. and, after i read that post, my thoughts were that i could have written it myself.

< Message edited by thisishis -- 11/5/2006 2:50:56 PM >


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RE: The right One - 11/6/2006 8:31:07 AM   
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I decided ahead of time what I needed in a relationship as well as what were hard limits and what I could not tolerate. Then I evaluated his behavior over time to see if it matched my lists and if what he did was the same as what he had told me.

So if he said he was naturally kind and patient, but yet yelled at me for not getting things with no explanation, I would have believed his behavior and not his statements.

It took months before I could trust him all the way. And months before he could trust me all the way. Take your time in any relationship.

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RE: The right One - 11/6/2006 12:51:47 PM   
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When i talked to him on the phone and onlimnr i knew i liked my Master but i did not know if he was the one, when i first saw him i got this funny feeling that he might be but i still was not sure.  The first time he kissed i knew he was the one.  It was not a passione kiss but i knew the second his lips touched mine that he was the "One".

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RE: The right One - 11/6/2006 1:40:51 PM   
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I felt an extremely strong connection to Sir the first day we met as well. I willing to say that He is the closest to the perfect match I have ever met todate.

I think my biggest problem is that I don't really believe in "The One" or "soulmate". lol denika and I have had this conversation too many times to count.

I believe there are people that are ment to enter our lives for a reason. Some are for a short time and others are for a long time. Each person gives us something. It might be a hard lesson we need to learn or it might be the love we need for the rest of our lives. I really don't know why some stay for a long time or a short time. I just try to accept those that enter my life and learn from each of them.

I'll admit it. I have a very hard time admitting when i'm emotionally invested in another person right away. I have always found it easier to relinquish my body far sooner then I can ever relinquish my heart to another.

Some would say i have commitment issues. lol   I think of it more as self protection. Thing is, I may not say the words, but it's usually fairly apparent in my actions if they care to recognize it.

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RE: The right One - 11/6/2006 3:37:41 PM   
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Several years ago I thought I met my One. He was helpful, sincere, loving, kind, gentle, strong, demanding at the right time, playful, tolerant ... but I discovered He was very dishonest and crossed a couple of hard limit boundaries behind my back for which He expressed contrition after He got caught.. So perhaps there is no right One, in terms of forever, but He can be the right One for now. It is all we have control of, this moment and no more. It is good enough.

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RE: The right One - 11/6/2006 4:56:08 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: riiayna

thanks, as i say going to take things really slow but as i have an insatiable curiosity i often how others know that they have found the right Dom.


Well I suppose you meant "insatiable" figuratively but I'm goiing to take you literally there for a moment in order to explore an idea that you just might find value in.

Here's the thing about an insatiable curiousity: you can't satiate it.

Sometimes--as I think Goethe suggested--it comes down to accepting or even loving the unanswered questions. This, combined with accepting (without trying to address or resolve) your desire for the answer.

If you had a satiable curiousity, well that would be like an empty pool in your back yard. Put the hose in and turn it on. Demand an answer to your question. You'll get what you want.
But if what you have in your back yard is a ravine--an insatiable vessel--you'll do much better to learn to process in a different way your desire to have it filled.

Be curious. Go ahead: want the answer. And as calmly as you can, go about your life paying attention to what is there rather than to ruminating about what might be there someday and how you will or might not recognize it when and if it comes.

Chances are, if and when Mr. Dreamboat sails into view the person who has spent her life attending to and fully inhabitting the here-and-now will be better equipped to recognize him than someone who has distanced herself from her present--from the everyday practice of recognizing things for what they are--in favor of dreamily inhabiting some amorphous hypothetical future. And this kind of guy you're hoping for ... which woman do you suppose he'd be more attracted to? The one ever-so-tuned in to the current moment, the moment they might share? Or rather the woman who is well practiced at dreamy hypothesizing?

I suppose both kinds of guy exist.

I realize that these two approaches I'm describing are not entirely mutually exclusive. I'm drawing the lines dark in the hope of revealing the picture in a certain way. I hope you'll take a moment to view it like that, then back up again to take it all in any way you choose.

It turns out that some answers which can't be told can still somehow be shown. You have to live through the answer, though. And this seems to get going better for people who are willing to fully inhabit the question, as compared to those who worry it to death or lash it to a chair and go after it with a rubber hose. Even if you cataloged all the possible answers to your question, how far ahead would you be? I know one girl who knew by the shape and the textures and the smell of his hand. I'm sure there are others who decide based upon checkbook entries. I'll bet you aren't just like either of these.

Live your life with patience and a sense of restraint, and faith if you can manage to. If he's out there, he's out there. If he isn't I don't know that you can will him into existence.

So many would-be submissives seem to be saying: "I'm incapable of self-restraint (figuratively) so please find me and apply the restraint (again figurative) to my life which I have failed to and symbolize it by applying physical restraints from time to time." I'm not damning them. I wish them luck.

Some would-be submissives have already learned some lessons about restraint--and not lessons from some trainer dom. They can apply self-restraint. They can discern between the the merely desireable and the achievable. Between the actual and the imaginary. Anyone can offer a dominant her drama to contain and control for her. It is asking a lot. That is to say that it is tantamount to demanding a huge service from the one she imagines herself offering service to.

Some dominants, though, are able to appreciate a partner who can offer them her calm; a partner who understand both contingency and necessity, can sort them accurately and respond to them appropriately.

Please consider that coming to terms with your insatiable curiousity--rather than trying to fulfill the unfulfillable--can be a wonderful exercise in preparation for your eventual attempt to subjugate your will to that of another.

There are dozens of would-be submissives focusing upon "offering him her passion" for every one who focuses at least as much on offering him her calm, cool depth. And lip service won't do it (well it will do for the passion side, in a manner of speaking.) It is a doing not a thinking. It takes showing, not saying. And to imagine that though one has never mastered self-restraint she will quickly, almost magically achieve comfortable near-perfection under imposed restraint, well I think that is naive.

I've obviously gone well beyond your topic. I used it as a jumping off point. Please don't take offense, imagining that I have attributed to you the various characteristics I have mentioned as I went along. I don't know you. It just seemed a reasonably good moment and context in which to offer some observations.

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RE: The right One - 11/7/2006 8:39:44 PM   
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Quote "There are dozens of would-be submissives focusing upon "offering him her passion" for every one who focuses at least as much on offering him her calm, cool depth"

A different take is a good thing. TY Noah.

I see it as socialization. Males and females are taught such different lessons it can be a wonder we get along at all.

Personally, I was calm, collected and got along best with men as friends +
Early in life I rejected many stereotypical behaviors and identifications. (No, I don't need Doc Martins and a crewcut to prove it.)

When I entered the BDSM world a scant 3 years ago, I was blindsided and fell into notions that really weren't "me". Ideas such as subs need be "weak" for the knightly Dom to mold. Peer pressure and such.<shaking head at my foolishness>

I am pleased to say: I am again (mostly) cool, calm and collected. My logical side, a place that is usually associated with males than females ( please, I am not saying women are not capable of logic) is back full on.

I believe nature, biology has much to do with the foundation of behavior (and more) as we are human animals. Nurture( family, peers, the media +) shapes us.

Long convo and I hope I made a clear point in this small space, tired as I am after a long day. 
Soooo: if you want a simple reply - i agree with what the farmboy above said.

'night all

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RE: The right One - 11/7/2006 8:49:50 PM   
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When Angel and I met, he had no idea I was his One. Actualy, quite the opposite, he thought about leaving the lifestyle completely since he wasnt sure he could reconsile his BDSM and D/s feelings with his "real" life. A few weeks later, though, he realized that he couldnt get me off his mind. The idea of giving himself to me completely scared the hell out of him, but the idea of not being mine scared him worse.  I believe thats ow you know you might have found the right person.
The idea of giving yourself completely to them might be scary, but the idea of not being theirs scares you more.

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