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LadyHugs -> RE: Eroupen Lifestyle (12/3/2007 3:50:30 AM)
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Dear Dusty15, Ladies and Gentlemen;
I would make a rough draft of what you are willing to do and not to do. Put them in a column or row as to organize it.
A petition is a request, a plead and or beg--it also is a legal appeal to the courts.
That said, I would recommend using your heart as the 'court' to which you construct your own petition. Do it from the soul and then let a word processor do the grammar and spell check.
Read and re-read. Set it down and come back to it several times. I would write into the petition firm boundaries of which you will never cross, such as illegal acts, involving criminal activities and whatever is a 'deal breaker' to the relationship.
Being an 'emotional' request, a petition, an plea to the Mistress--make sure the emotions do not override good common sense and reasoning. Treat your petition like personal business--as it is; its your life as well as your personal business in which you are going to join in with someone else. Make sure both of you get what you desire, want and need out of a relationship--compromise only what you will compromise to. Otherwise, over compromising will break at one point as its not a natural stand. This is why boundaries are important.
You can google 'legal petitions' or 'business contracts,' as well as pre-marriage agreements as a guide or template on how you may wish to form your petition.
Just some thoughts.
Respectfully submitted for consideration,
Lady Hugs
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