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CallaFirestormBW -> RE: Collared, but looking only for myself (3/12/2010 12:42:59 PM)
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ORIGINAL: AQuietSimpleMan Ultimatley what you are suggesting is a conflict of interest when you leave your Master out of the situation. You are part of a couple so no matter how the connection works anyone dating you would be dating a couple. I believe in a 100% Transparent Communication foundation. Anything you are purposefully leaving out is being misleading. Just my P's and Q's on the subject. QSM And I am going to disagree with QSM on this one, from my perspective. It seems to me that the OP never said anything about "leaving her Master out". She was pretty clear about saying that they had already discussed and had an agreement in place to allow them to seek separately for companions, as their tastes are so different. With that being said, I don't see that there is -any- duplicity at all in her having a private profile. I am in a multi-person household. Each of us has our own personal accounts -- there IS no House account. Instead, we are open and honest with both sides -- with our existing companions (Keeper or servant) at home, and with our potential new companions outside of the House. We also practice 100% transparent communication -- but that doesn't close the door on the possibility that members of our household will have companions with whom they are intimate, who are not associated, other than as associates or friends of the House, with the rest of us. Most of them (especially the ones who live apart from the core household) seek companions on their own, and the only requirement we have is regular testing for disease, and, if a member of the household has a partner who is not tested 'clean', and willing to let the other members of the household see the documentation upon request, then whether or not xhe abides by a condom compact, xhe must have 6 months of clean STD testing before any unprotected sexual contact will be allowed to happen with House members. This opens up the field to affection -- and I think that I would find myself to be a harder, less compassionate person if I denied those I care about the opportunity to celebrate joyfully with another person with whom they are attracted... It just makes common sense, to me, to allow that to be possible. In return, our members on both sides of the kneel have been forthright and honest with us and with their outside companions about their obligations, their plans, and their willingness and capacity to enjoy such outside dalliances. If and when such dalliances graduate into romances or committed relationships, these same companions then go through the process of becoming formally part of the household, and that, too, benefits us all. Calla
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