laurell3 -> RE: My master has gotten in the habbit of crossing established, non-sexual boundaries... (2/24/2008 2:59:42 PM)
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ORIGINAL: goatmilkfriend You are very understanding. I would just like to mention that the typical aspects of abuse that i deall with and the dynamics of them (like low self-esteem) are things i can and do identify for what they are, but i have been confused since integrating BDSM. That is, it makes me feel like it could be my fault. However, i am pleased to find a so-far unanmouse vote against the idea that one has anything to do with the other. Thats really why i'm here, not 2 ask 4 ppls judjment opinion on wheather or not i should leave him. That is the simlpe and apparent part that takes no contemplation. I just needed some clarification so i could stop feeling responsible. However, i have yet to get a fellow sub's perspective. -Thanx a bunch The answer is it has nothing to do with BDSM or d/s. You are seeking to be unhealthy and you need to get therapy to figure out why and stop looking for someone to treat you badly. You don't have to be a victim to be in a d/s relationship and even your posts here are playing the martyr/victim role. Get help. Stop dating and work on you. We can't tell you why you feel what you feel, however, the fact that you feel that way and want to find abusive situations and then blame yourself for them suggests you need to walk away from any relationships right now and do some serious work on you and establishing boundaries, self-esteem or whatever else the case may be. There are plenty of people that engage in d/s and/or bdsm for the wrong reasons, stop being one of them.
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