dawntreader -> RE: How to punish a slave that has broken every rule? (2/7/2007 6:18:59 PM)
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ORIGINAL: heartfeltsub Slightly off topic, but on point to where this discussion has gone, why do some consider the hormonal changes that occur with pregnancy or having a period a valid reason to suddenly stop being obedient or submissive. i have actually heard people say, well one can't expect a submissive to be submissive all month long, which to me is a bunch of crap. Similarly, the fact that the person the OP is talking about is pregnant is not an excuse for disobedience. Yes none of us know the whole story, however instead of allowing any insecurity that might have arisen from being pregnant and her Master/husband looking for another to be an impetus for some very needed conversations, she "apparently" used it as an "reason" that she didn't have to be obedient, which again to me is crap. When a person gives their word, whether it is to obey or whatever, other peoples' behavior is not a valid excuse for breaking one's word, at least in my opinion. And to place all the blame on Him, whether He is in charge of the relationship or not, does not negate a person's responsiblity to be honest and abide by their commitments. heartfelt *Editted for a typo Based on that info alone, i totally agree with you...hormones are not an excuse to disobey. When i was pregnant, my child's father treated me as second class intellectually because he said women who are pregnant are too hormonal to be rational and incapable of making decisions. Seems the radiologists and emergency room doctors that i worked for until 2 weeks PAST my due date didn't think so and felt my judgment and intelligence to be quite satisfactory. Yes, i can get a little hormonal but it does not change who i am , my character, or my ability to communicate when i have a problem.
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