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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/17/2005 7:22:16 AM

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ORIGINAL: DesertRat

I am not a submissive/slave, but I'll venture an answer anyway. In some cases, avoiding male friendships is probably a very good idea. Someone could get hurt.

Bob

Hello There,
I totally disagree with this statement. I am a collared slave to my Master. I am permitted to have an open relationship and other full contact Doms. All of them have had to play with me in front of my Master for his approval for private dates (To be sure I'm safe with them). I do develop close friendships with my bedfellows and they have a special place in my heart. I could not have a relationship on this level with someone I didn't trust, respect and care about. All of the Men I've seen know my Master holds my heart firmly in his hands and that he has full veto power and ultimate control of my actions. This dynamic actually works very well for me. I can be very close to them, care about them, enjoy our special unions, and still keep it in perspective their feelings as it relates to their position in my life.
I think if the lines are clearly drawn and respected multiple partners in an open relationship can be a very enriching thing for those involved.
If I feel the other Doms are getting too dependant on me emotionally I remind them where my loyalties lie & that we are just good friends.
Sincerely,

sub suzanne

sub suzanne, I think what DesertRat meant was for zaynab to stay away from these type of relationships due to fact of her multiples and for the very reason she posted, she as the primary personality and the Dom she was associating with ended up hurt and confused due to one of her personalities, If I remember right DesertRat has had some experience with multiples, and understands this a bit more. Zaynab, this is notthing against you I beleive you do not want to hurt anyone else either but if your Master is going to allow you to chat with other Doms you are going to have to trust him to more or less pull the plug when he sees things getting out of hand and before you all end up in a situation that can hurt you all. Not just the emotional hurt feelings of one or more of your alters and perhaps that too in the future is something to state in your next attempt if there is any, is for your multiples to understand that your Master holds the right to pull the plug on the chat if things get out of hand, and also it is good idea for the other dom to keep in touch with your Dom since he knows about your "others"

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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/17/2005 8:19:14 AM

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Yes, subcheryl, that is what I meant with my comment and why I said "in some cases". I also wish to affirm that, yes, my comments are somewhat based on some experience with DID people. I think there is a chance that this particular set of circumstances stems as much from fear and insecurity as it does from any purported DID-related cause.

Who knows? Other things like, say alcohol, could even be a factor? It's such a common problem, it gets overlooked or downplayed a lot.

Bob

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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/17/2005 8:19:18 AM

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I would never get involved with anyone who tried to isolate me or didn't trust my judgement.

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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/17/2005 8:31:27 AM

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It might be the hard choice, but perhaps it would be better for you not to agree to submit on those terms UNTIL all of your alters can agree to submit.

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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/17/2005 8:43:28 AM

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Hello There,
I conceed that in relationships with DID people I have no practicle knowledge base. I still feel that in general as long as you are clear in your conversations no matter which personality speaks that zaynab could keep these other Doms at arms length if they respect her desires and intentions. I also sent her a private letter that explains the way I keep my other friends from getting too close is by only having private time once or twice a month with my other Mentors I see.

I can accept I'm not speaking from practicle knowledge, just from my heart and my experiences. I can also accept that my opinion may be bad advice for someone with DID.

I guess in all I can agree we disagree, and I value your opinion.
Sincerely,
sub suzanne

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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/17/2005 12:48:44 PM

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As long as it did not go beyond friendship i was allowed to have maie friends. my Master knrw he could trust me so did not mind me having other Dom friends cause he knew it was just that friends.

littleone

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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/17/2005 6:53:16 PM

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"MPD or DID is defined as a condition in which "two or more distinct identities or personality states" alternate in controlling the patient's consciousness and behavior."

www.ahealthyadvantage.com/topic/topic100587168

*sigh...that's about all I have left to say.... to explain what happened.

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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/17/2005 7:02:23 PM

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Have you explained it to the people involved? Oh, that's right...you can't. Nevermind.

Bob

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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/17/2005 8:41:30 PM

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ORIGINAL: DesertRat

Have you explained it to the people involved? Oh, that's right...you can't. Nevermind.

Bob

To answer your question, DesertRat Sir... Yes, I did explain it to the person involved, to a great extent. That was the bulk of our conversations, actually.

He was very aware of my condition and also, it's mechanics. I made sure of that, as it was also a learning experience for everyone... on how alters can and do relate to others.

My opinion is that the Dom involved, could not have handled it any better than what he did. I was the one who fell short. I am the only one responsible for my alters and their behavior(s), no one else.

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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/17/2005 8:53:28 PM

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ORIGINAL: DesertRat

Yes, subcheryl, that is what I meant with my comment and why I said "in some cases". I also wish to affirm that, yes, my comments are somewhat based on some experience with DID people. I think there is a chance that this particular set of circumstances stems as much from fear and insecurity as it does from any purported DID-related cause.

Who knows? Other things like, say alcohol, could even be a factor? It's such a common problem, it gets overlooked or downplayed a lot.

Bob

Alcohol wasn't any part of the problem.

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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/17/2005 8:56:23 PM

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ORIGINAL: EmeraldSlave2

It might be the hard choice, but perhaps it would be better for you not to agree to submit on those terms UNTIL all of your alters can agree to submit.

That IS the only true solution, Emerald.... thanks for saying it for me.
It will probably take me 3 years to have all the group meetings with my alters that I would need to have to figure out what we would be looking for as a "group operating as a whole" as I have alters in every single sexual preference category you can think of.

Might be easier just to fantasize and jack off. *sigh

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i used to care... but now i take a pill for that

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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/18/2005 1:26:56 AM

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Hello zaynab,
I am in an open relationship, so, yes, I am allowed
to have friends with either sex as long as they do not
interfere with what goes on in my and my Domina's
relationship.

Same goes for possible lovers.
Now this has never happened yet mind you, but that
is what we have agreed upon.

*Brightspot

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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/18/2005 5:14:50 AM

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ORIGINAL: plantlady64

I still feel that in general as long as you are clear in your conversations no matter which personality speaks that zaynab could keep these other Doms at arms length if they respect her desires and intentions.

Hi suzanne,
If you are saying that if one of my personalities (alters) speaks out about the other Dom staying at arm's length, and that person respects that.... that there would be no problem... that would be true for that ONE alter.

But they are all extreme opposites... and individuals... I guess one alter should not have the right to say "come hither" to a Dom, when others are thinking "Look buddy, I'm a lesbian so back off" or "I'm a heterosexual man, so I'm not interested".

As soon as I have time, I'm going to learn more about the "alter egos", "age play" and etc. that I have seen referred to many times on this website. Surely, there has to be others in the bdsm world and even on this website, who have similiar challenges that I have, regarding living with so many different parts of themselves and how hard it is to have friendships.

Thanks for posting, friend. *smile

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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/19/2005 7:21:23 AM

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If you fall that easily, you would be better off
to stick close to your Master. You run a serious
risk of losing what you have. So, if you
value that relationship, don't venture far.

To sub suzanne. I love your attitude and
your devotion to your Dom. I hope to have a
sub like you.

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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/19/2005 7:39:39 AM

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To sub suzanne. I love your attitude and
your devotion to your Dom. I hope to have a
sub like you.

Good Day Sir BenevoleMasterFL,

You are so very sweet to say this to me. I am so very flattered by your remark I'm embarrassed & blushing.
Thank you very much for your comment, but I really can't take the credit you feel I deserve. It is actually I who's a very lucky person to have a Phenomenal Master like mine to be devoted to. He's a rare find indeed & He is the best thing that's ever happened to me.
I wish you luck in love and all your heart desires Sir.

Sincerely,
sub suzanne

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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/20/2005 1:49:12 PM

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ORIGINAL: BenevoleMasterFL

If you fall that easily, you would be better off
to stick close to your Master. You run a serious
risk of losing what you have. So, if you
value that relationship, don't venture far.

Great advice for me! Thank you for posting this. I think I'm going to memorize it. *smile

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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/20/2005 5:11:58 PM

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Suzanne
I think you articulated your situation extremely well and not only do both parties D/s know the role, expectations, and limits, you both respect them and honor them. You have not allowed anyone other than your Master to leech on to your heart and your Master trust you enough to that this would not happen....very cool. However, this thread is about someone who did allow her heart to be tugged upon and feels a strong loss. That's where the danger comes into play and I think that is what Bob is trying to say?

Just my .02

Kevin

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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/20/2005 9:02:28 PM

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Funny how I got to this thread.......I have experience with DID person, my ex-wife had 8 alters with the main alter who controlled all the others but remained a secert from the outside world. I want to offer this advise, if you have not started interation of your alters( with 33 alters your therpaist must be trying to do this) this will continue to be an issue. I f you as the Host is in control all the time, allowing the other time as you see if make a deal with the alters. Like any relationship there is give and take and you must put limits on your outside relationship with the alters who are involved. Make boundaries and stick to them so that the other person you are friend with don't get hurt. I hope I helped.

Master Avon

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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/21/2005 1:49:32 PM

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Thanks for the advice, Master Avon....
I am familiar with making deals with the alters, I've done that in the past for less significent problems and it has worked successfully for those items.

Last night, my Master helped me find out which alters were causing my strong rebellious nature... so I could work with those alters and get them to quit getting me punished and also to quit causing emotional harm to outsiders.

Out of my main alter group, I have 8 who are vanilla, 4 who are dominant, and 13 who are subs. There are only 3 alters who are extremely rebellious. One of them can be helped with that, but the other 2.... I doubt they will ever change.

I don't think I will be able to help them heal past wounds significently enough to make them feel more trusting and cooperative, they are too extreme, but making deals with them may work. I'll have to think up something really impressive for them.... thanks again for the advice. *smile ~ zay

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RE: Is staying unattached better? - 8/22/2005 6:40:45 AM

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Alters? Jesus - only in america!

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