BeautifulRacket -> RE: Fear of Losing Sense of One's Self (1/20/2007 12:29:27 AM)
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Great topic, Maddrabbit! My boy and I were just talking about this subject, and this thread is going to give us a ton of insight and far more to discuss, so thank you to all who have shared their thoughts here. quote:
ORIGINAL: eroticBBWsub I was also concerned about that in the beginning. But I took the risk, and like others have said, felt like I found myself by giving myself to him. I became totally devoted to him, I loved him, I gave him everything - my mind, my heart, and my body. I held nothing back and changed my entire life to serve him and be his. Things were fine until he released me on Monday. It was out of the blue, it was overnight, it was shocking. He listed every time I had been confused or didnt understand things in the beginnig. He said cruel, hurtful things to me, and broke his most sacred promises to me. This was a R/T, 3 1/2 year relationship. Now I am a released submissive, I am heart broken, I am in shock, I dont know what to do with myself now. This was my first Master and my first D/s relationship. My entire life was about serving him and pleasing him.. Without him now, who am I and what am I supposed to do??? I cant imagine ever doing this again, ever trusting someone to that degree, ever giving myself to someone like that. I lost myself in him and now having lost him, I feel like I have lost myself, that I am lost now. I would tell any novice that its great when he holds you and wants you. Losing yourself and devoting yourself only to him is great while he still wants you. But when he changes his mind and releases you for no understandable reason, I dont think its worth the risk, or worth the pain. Now I need to figure out what to do now. Wow. I'm so sorry you're hurting, Sweets! I can only guess that he was "kicking his dog" - hurting/punishing you for his own pain and demons. It sure sounds like you deserve far, far better. The pain will recede, and a stronger, even more beautiful person will emerge. I always try to focus on the positive, namely what I learned and how I can apply that knowledge to improve myself and increase my happiness in the future. I have to grieve first, but that seems to help ease the pain for me. I'm sure you have/will find things that work for you, and above all, be incredibly good to yourself! Try to do at least one thing that's just for you and makes you feel good each day, and surround yourself with people who love you. Being a good sub takes an amazing amount of strength, so gather that up and keep telling yourself you'll be fine.
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