DesFIP -> RE: Playful Punishments and Rewards (3/26/2009 5:34:05 AM)
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Punishing people for any and every possible mistake leads them to stop trying. Is this what you really want? Someone who won't talk to you for fear she will forget to end a sentence with the word master? Someone who won't try cooking a new dish for fear she won't get it absolutely perfect and will get punished? Setting someone up for failure for your own amusement will destroy the relationship in the long run. If you want to do this, it has to be obviously for fun only, like hobbling her knees together and having her cook dinner like that. And even so, if she's insecure, you could still reduce her to tears. Rewards? A smile, thank you, pat on the ass, etc. Sincere gratitude, and she will know if it is sincere or not. Beyond that, doing a chore for her, seeing she's tired and saying you'll cook or take her out or order in. Bringing home flowers, or a chocolate bar because you know she's had a long day. Stuff that says he notices and he cares.
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