CreativeDominant
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Yes, I would. About 7 years ago, I entered into a relationship with a married woman who was new to D/s BDSM. She and her husband had been into swinging but she'd grown tired of it. She was interested in submitting, we clicked, and we began. Her husband knew about me, I knew about him, we even became friends. Through the two years we were together, I taught her things, we learned from each other, we loved each other and both of us knew that it was not forever. Her husband was her past, present and future...I was her "now and tomorrow". Due to us being honest with each other upfront, I found that I could deal with it better than I had ever thought I could, in terms of being there for someone and being supportive of their learning and their trials and tribulations outside the D/s relationship as well as within it and so much more and yet...not fall in love enough to be devastated when it was over. Heart-hurt but not devastated. It was over the day she told me that my teaching and her learning and her life with her husband had helped her to realize she was dominant...that the only one she ever felt submissive to in any setting was me. I was sad but proud and happy at the same time. I have a harder time when a submissive enters into a D/s contract with a dominant and shares the good times and in all the romance of "I love you...I would give my all for you...I want to serve you forever...etc." and the hard times (and get through them) but then, when it comes time to get to the nitty-gritty...relocation for them (and speaking personally here, yes, they know that when I start with them that it will come up if things progress between us) or moving in together or entering into a deeper contract (but not one beyond their limits)...and suddenly, the relationship "isn't working for them" or "i don't know why but I am having trouble feeling my submission (not just to you but to ANYONE always seems to get thrown in there). And by the by, I have a hard time with dominants who do that same thing ... but from where I stand, you can understand that I have seen and heard of it happening more often with submissives. My two cents...YMMV. "When you want to tell me you love me, stop and think about all you know about me and about what I've said that love means to me...if you still love me then, then tell me."
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