EmeraldSlave2 -> RE: Problems in being a second sub! (4/4/2005 5:57:18 AM)
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ORIGINAL: softysub Hi: I am seeking advice on what to do when you might become a 2nd sub and that the first sub shows odd signs that has put someone in a very uncomfortable situation. You might want to post this on the poly boards. quote:
At one point i thought of joining a D/s couple for some sessions and after meeting them, i left with such a low self-esteem of myself. It wasnt my first time in being a second sub, but i am wondering why this is happening when the D/s couple had agreed to do this. So you met them, had an awful experience, and now you want to work on having a lifelong relationship with them? Makes sense... Just because people WANT to do poly doesn't mean they are cut out for it. Read the poly boards, tons of doms want to go poly, very few know how to do it effectively. quote:
The subs have no reasons to feel weird or just give the cold shoulder since they are the one collared. Stop putting yourself on the spotlight here- her reasons might have absolutely nothing to do with you. It's slightly narcissistic to assume so. quote:
My main purpose was to learn, experience, but after all this, I have no more desire to look for the experience of being with a sub/Dom for sessions with approval of my Dom. He is doing a great job in helping me even if He doesnt think so, i am grateful to have Him as a friend, confident, mentor and a Dom. Is this a different dom? quote:
I always thought that i could always count on sister subs, but now i am doubting this......This lifestyle has brought me more pain, sorrow and sadness then when i was with a verbal abuse ex-hubby. The only great moments i have and had is with my current Dom. Well then you know what works. The idea that submissives will somehow be people you can count on is a romantic fallacy. We're people just like everyone else. quote:
I know some will disagree, but i am only going by what i have experienced in the past. softysub Being a second sub takes a lot, on all sides. But it certainly can work out right for the right people. This obviously wasn't right for you. However, I wonder if you've communicated ANY Of this to the actual people involved offline?
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