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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 10:09:44 PM   
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Well it is apparent that she isnt at the point that you are, fact is you are older by a few years so it makes sence you are at different points. You cant expect her to change over night only to help lead her in a better direction, but this is a situation that no matter how Domly you are or how much you try to controll her she is going to resist and it is going to cause friction for you to try and pull power over it and tell her what to do. It will drive her away and you dont want that, show as much understanding as you can and eventualy she may get to where you are, maybe she wont she is a different person then you, I know at 23 I am in the same boat as your slave, my family is very importent to me and they have a lot of power over me, but lucky for me Master knows that power and is understanding of it and he has NEVER made me choose beetween him and them, Only one time has he ever told me to go against something my family wanted me to do and that was because doing so was not in my best interesnt and I didnt want to do it but was gunna because they wanted me to, the thing was I was in the middle of finals getting no sleep and SOOO stressed out he was pulling me off the walls every night and my mom wanted me to go to work with her (she owns her own busyness) I told her no because I needed to sleep some and couldnt get up to early to go to work with her and I couldnt lose the study time eather! but she was guilting me and I was about to crack untill Master ordered me not to go and because I really didnt want to go it made it much easier for me to stick to my no, but that is such an extreme sercomstance. he ordered me because he knew I didnt want to go and that in the long run it would be ok and my Mom would understand, and she did.

Magik's slave

Yeah that sucks, sorry to hear you're under pressure like that.  One thing I've seen in D/s, is people thrive by having someone to "order" them to do what they really want to do to begin with they just need to not have to feel like the blame is landing on them.  Like "forced feminization" being men who want to play at being fem but don't want to feel guilty so they get ordered to do what they really want to.  Well if my slave is answering to too many people, maybe I need to talk to her about it and see how she's handling it and how it's affecting her.  Obviously it now affects us both, and she can't do what I want her to if she can't do it period.  I have no problems being blamed "Do it and tell them it's my fault" is fine with me.

Answers turn up in the darndest places, thanks Magiks

Oh and the FYI, is I don't tend to discipline until those pesky feelings are talked out and understood and cared for, but it still seems important for consistancy to provide rules and consequences outside of the emotional ones.  As the dominant party, I feel I have the responsibility to provide consistancy and stability.  Rules that change from day to day, and sometimes breaking one gets you in trouble, sometimes it doesn't, well I don't think that would be responsible of me.  So I do want to nurture her and help her deal with things, but at the same time if my rules aren't followed that also must be dealt with.

The emotional stuff, I've gotten some clues for.  Any thoughts on what the discipline warranted might be?  I haven't written the 10,000 page book of Charles's law to look up what the appropriate remedy for this crime is, but for one idea I was thinking of making her copy this thread by hand and then reading it out loud to me.  The other thought is to confisticate her car keys in order to ground her for a time (week maybe).  She is between jobs, so it's not like it would be a hardship right now.



That is pretty much it actaully.

Yes talk to her, but dont expect talking to her make her feel any less like she needs to do what her family wishes and dont put pressure on her to feel that way she has enough pressure on her as it is. My advise would be wait for after the party to say anything.

As for discapline. I dont think this is a case where it will do any good, all it will really do is make her feel like more of a failure your best bet is to just sit down and have a hear to hear but thats just my opinion

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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 10:10:10 PM   
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Let's step back a moment and look at what I was asking to begin with, or rephrase it.
1)  Is this a breakdown of the M/s dynamic?
2)  Is discipline indicated? 
3)  If discipline is indicated, what kind?

I think by talking about how we're all human beings with family (and ooooh it's a RELATIONSHIP and we all have these FEELINGS) sidesteps the issue that this is a serious M/s dymanic at stake.  If the military calls you to service, do you go party with your old grandpa?  The urgency of my needs versus hers isn't even the point to me here, it's accountability and dependability at stake.



Here's something to ponder.

Scenario One: Let's say in three months' time her grandfather dies, and she didn't go to his last birthday party because of you - how is she going to feel about you then? What will it do to her feelings of self worth? You don't have to be a rocket scientist to work out that she'll feel like crap and blame you.

Scenario Two: The situations are reversed. You miss your grandfather's last birthday party because she needed the use of your car. How would that make her look in your eyes? (Hint - would you think better or worse of someone who put you in that situation?)

Scenario Three: You swallow your disapppointment, take a deep breath, and talk to her like an adult. The conversation goes something like this: I'm feeling really disappointed about what happened. It shows us that we've got some things to sort out around how our D/s dynamic works when D/s conflicts with Life. What do we need to do here to make this right?

Which of those scenes reads best to you? To compare this situation with military call ups is stretching it - but even the military allows compassionate leave.

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LH


If she's got a real emergency, she's got leave.  I am also not so big for my britches that I would hold it against someone if luck ran bad.  I lost one grandfather a couple of weeks ago, and have a grandmother not that far behind.  Part of coming to terms with our mortality is not panicking on the realization that one of us could go next, especially the old ones.


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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 10:13:12 PM   
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I wasn't invited to her grandpa's party

Oh, ok
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Your point about communication style is good however.  I am fully willing to throw out any details about what I wanted her to do, because it's M/s, that shouldn't matter.  I wanted her to collect some pet rocks for me.  That's my perrogative.  Even if I invited her to overstate her obedience, it shouldn't be very overstatable due to the fact that she's expected to obey regardless

I agree with your overall thinking here, for sure.  She is expected to obey regardless but we live in reality here.  That doesn't always occur.
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When I talked about it, the point I made wasn't whether she would obey it was whether she would do it happily and without whining about my decision

Again....reality and not fantasy.  I would love to say that I happily agree with every single thing Master says and decides.  I do not.  I obey, of course, but it's not always with a big .  
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I never thought she would disobey at any point

Now you know better.  It can and does happen in the best relationships.  It's how it's handled that ultimately matters.  You guys are very new to this and from your other posts over the recent past, have had some other rather serious issues arise concerning obedience.  If you really want to make things go smoothly, you've got to talk and be flexible sometimes because reality is way more irritating and difficult than the fantasy of an M/s relationship.  Good luck............slave luci



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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 10:19:06 PM   
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More disobediance accures when there is more to obay and when things that you are expected to obay arent who you are!!!
Also when the Masters expectations of what can be obayed arent realsitic.

Food for thought!

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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 10:25:13 PM   
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yes its a relationship.  its just not a vanilla one.  the M/s colors every last bit of it, and that is what is offended at this point. 

Exactly!  Part of the trouble I've experienced in responses, is talking about the relationship as if M/s can be set aside in order to deal with this.  M/s is somthing I stand for, and I'm somthing of a patriot when it comes to that.  It helps keep me from getting bent out of shape as well.  Sometimes when I'm put off by somthing, I look at our list of slave's rules and decide if it's justified for me to furrow my eyebrows over a topic.  So when the rules get broken, things need to be understood, and either the rules need to change or her behaviour needs to be modified.


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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 10:29:40 PM   
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Magiks,  i'm not really sure why you're being so vitrolic.

akbarbarian has EVERY right to expect obedience.  his submissive's family, grandfather's age, being LIED to about the situation of the party, none of that is an issue.  he has the right to expect obedience. that is THEIR dynamic. and just as you would be up in arms should some outsider tell you how your Sir should treat you....its not right the other way round.

he had every right to tell her "plans were already made, no you arent going to the party."  he didnt.  she had every right to tell her family "other plans were made, i need to leave here by X time."  she didnt.

oh and dont remind me about older people dying....i got a phone call easter sunday that my grandmother passed away. i wasnt able to travel for the funeral.  same thing when my other granny passed....no funds to make the journey.  and i hadnt seen either of them in quite some time.  death happens....and you never know when.

and yeah, i HAVE gotten up from a family dinner and left because my now ex husband decided that i had to be home at a certain time, no matter what my family's wishes were.  it was either that or be beaten.  of the non-consentual type.

akbarbarian's sub might be "only 26"....but she is a full adult, consented to the relationship, and knew what was expected of her.  he has every right to impose consequences.

kitten, who should be in bed, but isnt.

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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 10:40:28 PM   
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More disobediance accures when there is more to obay and when things that you are expected to obay arent who you are!!!
Also when the Masters expectations of what can be obayed arent realsitic.

Food for thought!

Magik's slave

The less I expect, the more satisfied I'll be?  True, but can't we set out sights a little higher?


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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 10:42:31 PM   
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and yeah, i HAVE gotten up from a family dinner and left because my now ex husband decided that i had to be home at a certain time, no matter what my family's wishes were.  it was either that or be beaten.  of the non-consentual type.

Can this sort of thing be expected reasonably, in a relationship desired by both parties where consent is present?


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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 10:45:28 PM   
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he had every right to tell her "plans were already made, no you arent going to the party."  he didnt.

Actually I did tell her that.
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She had every right to tell her family "other plans were made, i need to leave here by X time."  she didnt.

That's right, she didn't, and therin lies the problem or this thread wouldn't exist.


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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 10:47:02 PM   
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Sorry, akbarbarian, what seems out of phase here is you. 

You ask her a questions that she *must* answer yes to without finding out if that's what she really meant.  You created that faulty dynamic. 

You have had a revelation about life, death, and how it can slip through our fingers.  Great, but that's *your* revelation.  You cannot have epiphanies for other people; wisdom (though I would put that word in quotes here) is not transferrable. 

You state, at one point, that she needs to cut the strings with her family, and that she is now an adult.  Pardon me here while I laugh heartily!  Guess what?  We deal with weird family dynamics throughout our lives.  Some people never iron that crap out.  In this case, with an old grandfather, I wouldn't say it was inappropriate to go to the birthday party.  You want to make this about M/s, but, as one other poster noted, would you be willing to deal with the responsibility of knowing you might have made her miss out on her grandfather's last birthday party?  Think long and hard about something like that. 

You state that part of the reason you wanted her to go to your party is because you have trouble with driving.  Her problem or yours?  What's your motivation for compelling her to go to your party?  Convenience?

Then you give the argument about military service.  Um ... are you her Master/boyfriend or her employer?  Those relationships confer different pleasures/rights/responsibilities.  I think comparing your commands to conscription are undercutting your credibility rather than adding to it.

If you are going to rule others, you need to be able to rule yourself first.  You're coming off here as immature.  As I like to say when I've gotten done with a particularly annoying customer at work, "The problem is you."  Communicate.  Be realistic about the demands of lives and families.  Just because she is yours doesn't mean she has no other responsibilities in her life.  Buy maps.  These things will go a ways in improving your authority and your dynamic.

And give yourself and each other a break.  You've been doing this for four months.  There will be mistakes and blunders on both sides, and if you can't acknowledge and adjust and learn together, you're going to have a tough time.

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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 10:52:44 PM   
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Let's step back a moment and look at what I was asking to begin with, or rephrase it.
1)  Is this a breakdown of the M/s dynamic?
2)  Is discipline indicated? 
3)  If discipline is indicated, what kind?

I think by talking about how we're all human beings with family (and ooooh it's a RELATIONSHIP and we all have these FEELINGS) sidesteps the issue that this is a serious M/s dymanic at stake.  If the military calls you to service, do you go party with your old grandpa?  The urgency of my needs versus hers isn't even the point to me here, it's accountability and dependability at stake.



Actually, I answered in my first post, but you didn't comment on that...you went with the ones about feelings so that is what I responded to

1.  For a little incident like this, calling this a breakdown is a tad melodramatic
2.  Look at my first post
3.  Only you know your sub, to know what punishment works best to get your point across.

You know...she's been with her family for 26 years, and been with you 4 months....I think the remedy here is time.  When you both get deep into the relationship, you will become more and more attached, and things like this probably (I hope) won't happen.

I take it she's been on her own for a while, and hasn't had to consult someone else...so give her time to adjust.  I'm going through the same thing right now with mine.  I can really relate when you talk about how you don't let things stand in your way and you do this and that so why shouldn't you expect that from her.  I feel your pain, but have to keep reminding myself, we are just starting to mesh lives, so have to compromise a little at first.   It's hard, and it's frustrating, but with continued training, and a lot of patience, I have no doubt it will all work out for us both  :>

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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 10:56:34 PM   
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Sorry, akbarbarian, what seems out of phase here is you. 

You ask her a questions that she *must* answer yes to without finding out if that's what she really meant.  You created that faulty dynamic. 

You have had a revelation about life, death, and how it can slip through our fingers.  Great, but that's *your* revelation.  You cannot have epiphanies for other people; wisdom (though I would put that word in quotes here) is not transferrable. 

You state, at one point, that she needs to cut the strings with her family, and that she is now an adult.  Pardon me here while I laugh heartily!  Guess what?  We deal with weird family dynamics throughout our lives.  Some people never iron that crap out.  In this case, with an old grandfather, I wouldn't say it was inappropriate to go to the birthday party.  You want to make this about M/s, but, as one other poster noted, would you be willing to deal with the responsibility of knowing you might have made her miss out on her grandfather's last birthday party?  Think long and hard about something like that. 

You state that part of the reason you wanted her to go to your party is because you have trouble with driving.  Her problem or yours?  What's your motivation for compelling her to go to your party?  Convenience?

Then you give the argument about military service.  Um ... are you her Master/boyfriend or her employer?  Those relationships confer different pleasures/rights/responsibilities.  I think comparing your commands to conscription are undercutting your credibility rather than adding to it.

If you are going to rule others, you need to be able to rule yourself first.  You're coming off here as immature.  As I like to say when I've gotten done with a particularly annoying customer at work, "The problem is you."  Communicate.  Be realistic about the demands of lives and families.  Just because she is yours doesn't mean she has no other responsibilities in her life.  Buy maps.  These things will go a ways in improving your authority and your dynamic.

And give yourself and each other a break.  You've been doing this for four months.  There will be mistakes and blunders on both sides, and if you can't acknowledge and adjust and learn together, you're going to have a tough time.

MSS 

Well, as disappointed as I might have been in my slave's failure today, provided that I think "She could be MySweetSubmissive" I think I'll be doing a little better and it'll be easier to give her that smile.  Congratulations on a good deed, and I hope never to be your customer!


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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 10:59:54 PM   
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It seems to me that the start and end times should have been coordinated better from the beginning. It seems strange that a party for a Grandfather would end so late, but it is possible.
She did disobey you. I would say she needs to pay for it. Being a Master is not always easy. Good luck.

You and I seemed to be on the same track.  Any ideas about how to deal with discipline in such a sensitive situation?


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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 11:05:52 PM   
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Not sure if I'm understanding, so pardon me if I am getting this wrong.

She's supposed to be cleaning for a party, yet she had time to sign on to collarme, find your post and respond to you about it?

Really doesn't matter what the excuse is....she was supposed to do something and she didn't do it.  So me, myself...I would calm down till I was no longer angry.  Call her to your "saferoom" or where ever you two have frank discussions....talk this out...and when that is done, explain to her how what happened was wrong and why you must punish her.  This way she will know it is not ok, and hopefully that curbs the desire to "create" excuses in the future (not saying this wasn't real, but talking the future)  Give her your punishment, then let it all go and move on.

Just my opinion

good luck!

This sounds like a reasonable approach, I'm just trying to decide how to deal with said punishment given the sensitive situation.  I mean, what's the point of punishing her if she believes in what she did and would do it again?  Is there any point to that?  If it won't change what she does, it seems cruel.  I'm all for cruelty in sport, but not cruelty with sad faces.


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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 11:10:05 PM   
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Like I said discapline is teaching, I think what should be done here is talking lots and lots of talking there is no substitute for it, are you looking for an ok to punish her well that is a different thing and no i dont think punishment would do anything but make things worse spanking her grounding her putting her in the corner, will further any resenment she feels, your best recorse at this point is communication! You came here looking for us to agree with you that your slave was all wrong, but the truth is that isnt the case many people take the blaim here and you are one of them, I dont see why punishing her will do any good!!

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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 11:13:35 PM   
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This is a M/s relationship that is approaching four months old.  What do I do in such a situation?  What would you think of it, as a Master, or as a slave?

I think you guys still suck at communicating without a lot of passive aggressive tug of war going on and not much listening without fear at all.

I think making "promises" before hearing the whole situation is stupid.  I think needing her assurance that she'll obey what you decide shows already that you've got serious stability issues still to work on, birthday parties are pretty much the least of your worries.

Finally, I think she was wrong to refuse.  She ATTENDED his birthday, she was there (though I'm surprised you didn't go with her).  So she wasn't there for the cake and gifts???  So what.  She saw him and was there to wish him well.  That's more than a lot of people overseas get to do before they die.

But this is obviously a very sensitive issue for her.  My guess is that once again she was feeling confused and scared and pushed into a corner, and rather than being able to openly express them, she lashed out and pulled away.  Now you're hurt and seeking justification.

Kinda EXACTLY like what happened with the "going to bed"fight you had a few weeks ago.

Work on the communication issues.  You both suck at it right now and until you get those cleared up, you'll continue to have all these other fights and issues crop up.

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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 11:16:19 PM   
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Not sure if I'm understanding, so pardon me if I am getting this wrong.

She's supposed to be cleaning for a party, yet she had time to sign on to collarme, find your post and respond to you about it?

Really doesn't matter what the excuse is....she was supposed to do something and she didn't do it.  So me, myself...I would calm down till I was no longer angry.  Call her to your "saferoom" or where ever you two have frank discussions....talk this out...and when that is done, explain to her how what happened was wrong and why you must punish her.  This way she will know it is not ok, and hopefully that curbs the desire to "create" excuses in the future (not saying this wasn't real, but talking the future)  Give her your punishment, then let it all go and move on.

Just my opinion

good luck!

This sounds like a reasonable approach, I'm just trying to decide how to deal with said punishment given the sensitive situation.  I mean, what's the point of punishing her if she believes in what she did and would do it again?  Is there any point to that?  If it won't change what she does, it seems cruel.  I'm all for cruelty in sport, but not cruelty with sad faces.



That is why you have to "both" talk.  Yes listen to her side...but you also have a side, and you can explain to her why this was a disappointment to you.

And the main thing.....calm down first.  Think out what you want to say.  Don't go in ranting, raving and sounding like a whiny bratty teenager.  She won't take what you say seriously nor will she even consider it.

You are Dom, go to her strong, calm, and with maturity.  If you want her to respect you, you have to give her something to respect.

As for punishment....what have you done in the past, or even something new, that you think will get her attention and get your point across?   Writing about what happened?  corner / holding position and make her think about it?  I don't know her, so I'm not sure what will have the most impact....that can only come from you.

I know how to torment mine...lol   and he also, made a bit of a faux pas today....so he will be disciplined as well...not out of anger, but to show the importance of never doing this again....just simple training

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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 11:18:17 PM   
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Sorry, akbarbarian, what seems out of phase here is you. 

You ask her a questions that she *must* answer yes to without finding out if that's what she really meant.  You created that faulty dynamic. 

You have had a revelation about life, death, and how it can slip through our fingers.  Great, but that's *your* revelation.  You cannot have epiphanies for other people; wisdom (though I would put that word in quotes here) is not transferrable. 

You state, at one point, that she needs to cut the strings with her family, and that she is now an adult.  Pardon me here while I laugh heartily!  Guess what?  We deal with weird family dynamics throughout our lives.  Some people never iron that crap out.  In this case, with an old grandfather, I wouldn't say it was inappropriate to go to the birthday party.  You want to make this about M/s, but, as one other poster noted, would you be willing to deal with the responsibility of knowing you might have made her miss out on her grandfather's last birthday party?  Think long and hard about something like that. 

You state that part of the reason you wanted her to go to your party is because you have trouble with driving.  Her problem or yours?  What's your motivation for compelling her to go to your party?  Convenience?

Then you give the argument about military service.  Um ... are you her Master/boyfriend or her employer?  Those relationships confer different pleasures/rights/responsibilities.  I think comparing your commands to conscription are undercutting your credibility rather than adding to it.

If you are going to rule others, you need to be able to rule yourself first.  You're coming off here as immature.  As I like to say when I've gotten done with a particularly annoying customer at work, "The problem is you."  Communicate.  Be realistic about the demands of lives and families.  Just because she is yours doesn't mean she has no other responsibilities in her life.  Buy maps.  These things will go a ways in improving your authority and your dynamic.

And give yourself and each other a break.  You've been doing this for four months.  There will be mistakes and blunders on both sides, and if you can't acknowledge and adjust and learn together, you're going to have a tough time.

MSS 

Well, as disappointed as I might have been in my slave's failure today, provided that I think "She could be MySweetSubmissive" I think I'll be doing a little better and it'll be easier to give her that smile.  Congratulations on a good deed, and I hope never to be your customer!



Now this was REAL Mature!!

Magik's slave

_____________________________

If you’re going through hell keep on moving
don't slow down
if you’re scared dont show it
you might get out
before the devil even knows your there.


-Rodney Atkins-



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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 11:25:12 PM   
akbarbarian


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ORIGINAL: MagiksSlave

quote:

ORIGINAL: akbarbarian

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ORIGINAL: MySweetSubmssive

Sorry, akbarbarian, what seems out of phase here is you. 

You ask her a questions that she *must* answer yes to without finding out if that's what she really meant.  You created that faulty dynamic. 

You have had a revelation about life, death, and how it can slip through our fingers.  Great, but that's *your* revelation.  You cannot have epiphanies for other people; wisdom (though I would put that word in quotes here) is not transferrable. 

You state, at one point, that she needs to cut the strings with her family, and that she is now an adult.  Pardon me here while I laugh heartily!  Guess what?  We deal with weird family dynamics throughout our lives.  Some people never iron that crap out.  In this case, with an old grandfather, I wouldn't say it was inappropriate to go to the birthday party.  You want to make this about M/s, but, as one other poster noted, would you be willing to deal with the responsibility of knowing you might have made her miss out on her grandfather's last birthday party?  Think long and hard about something like that. 

You state that part of the reason you wanted her to go to your party is because you have trouble with driving.  Her problem or yours?  What's your motivation for compelling her to go to your party?  Convenience?

Then you give the argument about military service.  Um ... are you her Master/boyfriend or her employer?  Those relationships confer different pleasures/rights/responsibilities.  I think comparing your commands to conscription are undercutting your credibility rather than adding to it.

If you are going to rule others, you need to be able to rule yourself first.  You're coming off here as immature.  As I like to say when I've gotten done with a particularly annoying customer at work, "The problem is you."  Communicate.  Be realistic about the demands of lives and families.  Just because she is yours doesn't mean she has no other responsibilities in her life.  Buy maps.  These things will go a ways in improving your authority and your dynamic.

And give yourself and each other a break.  You've been doing this for four months.  There will be mistakes and blunders on both sides, and if you can't acknowledge and adjust and learn together, you're going to have a tough time.

MSS 

Well, as disappointed as I might have been in my slave's failure today, provided that I think "She could be MySweetSubmissive" I think I'll be doing a little better and it'll be easier to give her that smile.  Congratulations on a good deed, and I hope never to be your customer!



Now this was REAL Mature!!

Magik's slave

What am I, an apple?  Maturity is lusted after by the young, and the shame of the aged.


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United we stand!
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RE: Being loyal to your word - 7/7/2007 11:28:28 PM   
MagiksSlave


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I am truelly speachless to the outstanding stupidity of that statement so Im just gunna go to bed!!

Magik's slave

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If you’re going through hell keep on moving
don't slow down
if you’re scared dont show it
you might get out
before the devil even knows your there.


-Rodney Atkins-



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