Voltare
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Joined: 1/1/2004 From: Santiago, Chile Status: offline
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Erm, lets be fair here folks. I live with my girl. Most of our day is spent together, next to each other, working on our own projects. When we're not working, we're cooking, cleaning, sleeping, or doing the other normal things couples do. "Twenty-four/Seven" training really isn't an option, or desire of ours. While I am Dom 100% of the time, I can't very well have her in shackles 100% of the time (it would make it impossible for her to type.) Thus, the need to set aside time, and effectively establish a 'plan' for the kink elements of our relationship become important. People aren't issued handbooks on how to train or be trained when they hit the age of 18. The emotional investment related to establishing a new, long term BDSM relationship can be quite high. Perhaps he's been putting off 'getting started' (things like obedience training, limit exploring, even collaring) because he's not 100% sure he wants to make that investment again. This seems only natural to me, that part of the healing process is moving on - something sarah here can help with immensely. By giving him small reminders of who she is, and what she needs, it can help remind him of some of the most enjoyable experiences he's ever had. He'll likely never be his 'old self' because we never are - learning that there's a 'new self' and that life is still enjoyable and worth living don't make him a 'player/gamer/fake.'
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