ChainedExistence -> RE: Being "honest" or telling Dominant what He/She wants to hear (1/10/2006 4:25:11 PM)
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I wanted to sway his opinion on cutting his hair..but unlike Deliliah, it's not to rob him of his strength, it's just sexy sexy sexy! Ha! He's still winning the hair argument! Then again, sometimes it's fun Not to win..hehe Seriously, I do have strong opinions, and it's refreshing to be with someone who respects my right to express them, and who has the ability to match me point for point. So many have lost the fine art of debate. It's become commonplace to try to win a discussion by making personal remarks to/about your opponent. The real talent is in making your point without debasing yourself. Respect for the other party is essential. I respect Master, and even when we have opposing views,I know his opinions have as much value as mine. I often wish the people involved in politics would remember that! As far as D/s views, I would say that I have moved into his camp on more than one occasion.. Sometimes it was simply a matter of considering something from another vantage point. The Hubble telescope doesn't have the disadvantage of the light filtered through the atmosphere when aiming its lens into deep space.I find I have a more panoramic view of D/s when I see things through his eyes instead of filtered through my own experiences alone. quote:
ORIGINAL: ExistentialSteel I do not want an oily, sycophantic slave supporting me when dealing with others, no matter what the medium. My slave who posts on here sometimes, ChainedExistence, is intelligent and opinonated. She lives near me and we debate art, history and politics. I value her opinions and when she rarely falls into the trap of blindly supporting me out of loyalty, I remind her that is not what I want. In private, I have noticed that I was much more tolerant of her views of D/s when we first met while, now, I tend to steer things my way. There are many ways to say why I do this, but it comes down to something like I know what is best for the relationship and intensity. She may comment on something and I will listen attentively, but she doesn't win these matters often.
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