LafayetteLady
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Joined: 5/2/2007 From: Northern New Jersey Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: Goddess2002 When I asked him about why he lied in the messages (and lied to me...he told me I was the only sub he wanted) he basically said "I was playing online and had no intention of following through." Did you for one second belief this line of crap? quote:
ORIGINAL: Goddess2002 I had told him before we began training that the only thing that would cause me to request being let go is dishonesty. I have to note that he never agreed to be honest...only that he would protect me and care for me. Let me guess....when you questioned him on his behavior, he brought up that he had never promised you honesty, right? Or did he specifically tell you he couldn't promise to be honest with you? Sorry, but if someone tells you that they need you to be honest with them, and you say NOTHING, the person making the request takes that as meaning they understand and aren't going to lie to you. quote:
ORIGINAL: Goddess2002 We had discussed play with others and had agreed that we would be open and mutually engage potential play partners. So,in my fury, I basically told him I wanted nothing more to do with him,and that I was releasing myself. His point was that he is a Dom, a KING, a Master, and has the right to do as he pleases without me questioning him. Of course now I am heartbroken. Translation: I'm an asshole, and now that I've been caught, I'm going to play the "I'm the master" card to cover up my lack of integrity. quote:
ORIGINAL: Goddess2002 So...I am confused. Did I have a right to question him? Unless I'm missing something here, the two of you were involved in a romantic relationship that had a BDSM dynamic to it. You also had discussed the objectives you both had for the relationship, which didn't include him "playing online" and trying to entice other subs. Did you have the right to question him? You had the right to beat him over the head or force him into a position so he could suck his own dick. When you submit to someone, you may pass some of your rights to them, BUT they are still your rights. It has always been my belief when people are involved romantically as well, that when they get into the "do I have the right" questions, to ask themselves if they would accept such behavior in a vanilla relationship. Why? Because 99.9% of those "do I have the right" questions have to do with the RELATIONSHIP, not the dynamic. Granted, within the chosen dynamic, there are things that may occur that wouldn't in a vanilla relationship, but that's not the case with your situation at all. Surely, you are asking this because at the moment, your heart is broken and you are hurting and wondering if YOU did something wrong. You didn't. quote:
ORIGINAL: Goddess2002 Does a Master have an absolute right to do as he pleases? Part of me believes that he left the messages open on purpose to prove the point that yes,he CAN do anything he wants, and as a sub, I have to like it. On one hand as everyone has said, he has just as much absolute right as you do to do what he wants. HOWEVER, not only do you not have to like it, you don't have to tolerate it. It wasn't what the two of you discussed as part of the dynamic of the relationship. If this were a contract, he breached, which means that now there is no contract; brings us back to him sucking his own dick. I'm very sorry you are hurting. Six months is a short time, but the second you give your heart, every moment is like a lifetime. Try to take comfort that you aren't the first or only person that this has ever happened to, and knowing that in time, you will heal and move on to someone much better for you. He, on the other hand, will repeat the same behavior over and over again, and probably get caught and dumped over and over again. Take some time for yourself, grieve over your loss, don't let him pull you back in, and when you are ready, move on and find that person who will protect and care for you by always being honest and never breaking your heart.
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