mstrjx -> RE: The hurdles of transprency!! (3/19/2007 5:42:44 PM)
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One of the things that you need to consider is that in the hands of a 'trained professional' (yes, with tongue somewhat in cheek) that you are already more transparent than you think. Even before an onset of a relationship, I have been able to tell people things about themselves that are not common knowledge. It provides a more instant connection, but it also makes for a very eerie feeling for the submissive involved. Fortunately for the people who have dealt with me in the past (either in relationships or ones that never got started) I don't abuse this 'power'. Frankly, if we aren't in a relationship I could know your Social Security number and I wouldn't misuse it because I just wouldn't 'care' enough to know any longer. Naturally not all people are so honest. But transparency within a relationship can still become an issue. If you withhold something from a Dom(me)/Master/Mistress/owner about yourself then you are basically saying (out loud or not) that your trust is insufficient. The hot buttons you are keeping from your d-type are probably just the thing they need to know the most. Last I checked, I'm a hetero male. (Let me check again. Ooh, that's nice.) That makes my partners women. I 'thought' that in general women are more apt to be communicative than men. What I have found, however, is that sometimes submissive women really have a difficult time communicating, even when it is for the benefit of the relationship. Why? Why sabotage what is probably a really good thing for you? Submission is a journey, and sometimes it's fraught with peril. But if I recall my BDSM 101 (not the book, just the life) that is why your partner is supposed to be your 'guide'. Trust. Trust completely, and fully. Yeah, I'm pretty good at knowing what's inside your head and heart, but admittedly not 100% of the time. If I'm missing something at a really vital junction, you have to let me (us) know. Jeff
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