hopelesslyInvo
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Joined: 2/10/2008 From: the future Status: offline
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one doesn't need to engage in any actions or relations to exist in or be aware of reality. even coming to terms that they're submissive, or whatever is implied, surely won't mean fear and doubt won't linger when faced with doing "aribtrary" things that are simply expected of them by others, or associated with and pressured, yet not by any means required. and i say arbitrary in the sense than being submissive and whole-heartedly knowing and accepting it doesn't mean you ever have to "submit". i expect the reality is that some people simply feel "they are not ready", as is the case with myself on related issues. i do not feel like a coward or that i've made a wrong decision simply because i retreat, and when i do something, especially in the event i later feel it was not a good thing, i don't quite feel like i've "overcome" it. "running off" doesn't mean someone isn't honest with themselves, if they ran away from you perhaps the reason doesn't lie on them alone if at all, and you cannot say the reason is they're only lying to themselves, as they are held with no obligations or stipulations of the sort to stay. people shouldn't be so quick to judge, or look for "the cure for shyness", or say that a person who has fears and doubts deserves to be looked down on, and certainly not say that these people are not worth your time. ask me to meet you for coffee, i'll surely "overcome" that fear, yet i'll probably be nervous as hell. ask me to meet you in the "dungeon", and who knows if i'll accept, but it might only be smart to decline. think of losing your virginity, and how people "do not feel like they're ready" at the same age, time, or situation. how many "overcome" their fear of it, only to regret it? i know very little of the given situation, so i cannot give more accurate opinions at this point.
< Message edited by hopelesslyInvo -- 3/4/2008 7:00:57 PM >
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