julietsierra -> RE: invincibility (5/10/2007 2:51:10 AM)
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ORIGINAL: MagiksSlave Thats not what I asked I mean... the slave already has a great deal to do beeing the slave, she is getting older to (me and Master are very close in age though we are both very young) but seeing as we will age together and both be haveing problems when we reach your age most likely how would it be possible for the slave to take on more then she has already when she may be faceing the same health problems?? Is your feeling that she is the slave so she must be the one that does all the suffering through life?? If it is then I guess you and me greatly disagree. Magik's slave Oh for goodness sake! My mother is 71. She has the beginnings of glaucoma. She has assorted other aches and pains associated with being 71. My father is 73. He had polio as a child and is now suffering the reality of post polio syndrome. He walks heavily on two canes. And he suffers from the indignity of not being able to do everything he used to be able to do. He was a very active man. He and my mother built their own house - not had it built, but nailed every single nail in the place into place. He hunted and fished and swam and he was the most able disabled person I ever met. On the day of his marriage, my mother was asked what leg he limped on and she couldn't remember. It was never something she thought about. It's something she has to be concerned about now. She has all the jobs she ever used to have. In addition, whenever he calls her - which is often - she runs to do what he can't. She does so without complaint. All she cares about is that he stay as active as he can for as long as he can. To that end, she carries 2x4s and his tools and has learned how to do more than she ever thought she would want to learn or have to learn. Going to the hardware store for a bolt is a challenge. They've found a way to cope. He gives her the kind of bolt he needs, drives her there, waits in the car for her with a cup of coffee. She takes the bolt in, goes to the counter, says "I need 3 just like this" and the guy behind the counter gets it for her. She purchases it, takes it to the car and makes sure it's the right one. If it isn't, she goes back with further instructions. This and a myriad of other things is what she does - on top of all the jobs she has to do in a given day - and they both have a LOT to do. In return, (but not as payment) he takes her to the Farmer's Market every Saturday so she can buy flowers and mulch and vegetables and all the things she loves. She can't lift the mulch, but she seems to find a way every time. For goodness sake! It's not about what she has to do! It's about what he can't do, and she's going to make life as full as possible for him for as long as possible. And they're VANILLA. Now if a husband and wife, married for 49 years this July can live like this, why is there such a damn concern over the amount of work the poor little submissive girl will have to do?! - boo hoo. If my Master can't and I can, I do. It's as simple as that. I do because it needs to get done and I'm not afraid of hard work. I do because he's my Master. I do because he's told me to. I do because it'll make his life easier. I do because I can. And I do because I love him. What other reasons does anyone really need? Oh yea...and I guess just to keep the record straight, I'm 9 years younger than my Master, but it wouldn't matter if I was 6 months younger. No, we're not married and no, we don't live together, but we're in this life together. Thats why it'd get done. juliet
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