lizi
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ORIGINAL: danaeisabadgirl Stephen, I was asking for suggestions about how to help with the emotional side of this..i did not expect that my obviously facetious worst case scenario would be taken so literally...you truly have assumed a lot within your reply, and unfortunately have fallen way off kilter with it too. Your skill level at reading between lines could do with a little work...to put it kindly. I know what i am, and i dont need you to redefine it for me., and...as far as i know, neither the dictionary defintions of Polyamory nor Bi-sexuality have each other within them on a preclusionary basis. Funnily enough, he didnt actually have to tie me up and threaten me with disembowment in order to get me to sign the contract... absolutely shocking...isnt it? Reading between the lines is usually not something you'd like others to do, assumptions can be so annoying and wrong. Your responsibility within this written medium is to communicate clearly since this is all your audience has to go on. You stated a premise in the opening post, going by that I would have also said that you were very unhappy about your Master taking new women into his life. You seemed very hurt and upset. The replies that followed that post were pretty much on target with what you gave them to go on. Your journal definitely reinforces that you do not want what is happening in your relationship and mightily upset over it. You are putting out certain information and then lambasting those people who take it for what it is. SpiritedRadiance mentioned personal responsibility...that's an important concept here. You knew he wanted poly going in and chose to overlook it. It's time to put up and shut up or walk out. You can't expect him to change something he told you was a part of things, and you also can't be untrue to yourself in a fundamental way. Only you know if it's something that you can do or not. If not, you owe it to him to leave. He took you on thinking you were ok with it. What about the woman entering the relationship? She'll be confronted with your negative feelings and ambiguity about the situation, that's might unfair to her as well as your Master. Do the ethical thing and see if it's really something you can do with a positive attitude or go. In fact the personal responsibility thing seems to be a common thread running through this discussion and perhaps a personal weakness of yours? At first you told your Master that you'd like to be with him, knowing that he wanted poly, now you're not so sure. Here in this discussion you set up a premise, then came back later to say oh no...you all had it wrong. I guess we're all supposed to be mind readers and not take you at your word. Time for a bit of inward reflection perhaps?
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