juliaoceania
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Joined: 4/19/2006 From: Somewhere Over the Rainbow Status: offline
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I agree with justheather, you should look at the other ups and downs of your complete relationship before investing too much negative energy and becoming too upset about this situation. Perhaps if you think about other bad times it can refresh your memory about how to cope with that. I do not know which parts of your Ds dynamic you specifically are missing his attention in, bedroom aspects, emotional aspects, or guidance aspects, but there are some ways that you can continue to be who you are within the confines of your relationship in regard to your submissiveness. I find it hard to believe that there may not be something on his mind that is taking his dom energy away such as work problems, money problems, or other difficulties. It often has nothing to do with us as to why our partner is acting differently. I would not alllow myself to take this personally if I were you, and I would try to create a soft place to land for him. His lack of being able to fulfill his place in the relationship is about him. I would just try to create a place where he is safe to express himself. If you do that a two fold thing happens... you feel better because you are not taking his attitude personally, and that frees you up to help him face whatever it may be that is troubling him in a positive way. Edited to add (not that you do not know this) that dominant people can sometimes have trouble leaning on their submissives. Everyone needs to lean on their life partner at some point though, no one is strong all the time. I hope my comment was helpful
< Message edited by juliaoceania -- 11/19/2006 7:45:01 AM >
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