Stephann
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Joined: 12/27/2006 From: Portland, OR Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: AquaticSub Based on what you've given it seems out of line to me. Unless he's also giving you rewards of equal value (whatever a box of Godiva truffles is to you or possibly shiny things), I personally wouldn't accept it when I'd been rebuffing the advances. Tell me, if he punishes you for saying no exactly what does he want you to do when people hit on you? Personally, I do struggle to always remember that even if Valyraen isn't right, he's never wrong. However, he does admit when he's wrong and when he says he's wrong he doesn't continue to say that whatever punishment he gave me was justified. He simply kisses my forehead, says he was wrong, says sorry and we both move on. I don't wish to make Aquatic feel singled out, but her comments represented the one of the common trends in this thread that I disagree with. In the context of an M/s relationship, the dominant may choose to punish their slave in any way s/he sees fit. M/s isn't the only way to live, though; a non-TPE relationship is just fine and dandy as well. A wise dominant, to me, would explain why the sub/slave is being punished so as to prevent this from reoccurring, as it saves time and effort. I wish I could tell my cats they're being sprayed with water for trying to eat my sandwich, but all they know is every time they're near my plate, they get wet. This is not a 'wrong' way to teach, for cats or humans, it just takes a lot more time and effort on the discipliner's part (and a lot more frustration on the receiver's part.) As suggested before, if you feel the situation was unfair, you do have options available; leaving may seem like an overly harsh alternative, but if the lesson he was teaching was "I can punish you, anytime, anywhere, for any reason" than it's a lesson worth learning. If he is inexperienced or overly callous, those are traits you will have to choose to accept or reject, yourself. Good luck, Stephan
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