BitaTruble
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Where does the conflict come from? Why do we feel the need to add D/s, M/s hiererarchy? It's internal mostly. People in general can spend a lot of time searching for the 'meaning of life' and when we find something which speaks to us, we tend to embrace it with the very core of our beings. When it's not acknowledged, we can get defensive and accusatory, not because we think it's better than everyone else, but because it's hard to imagine our own lives any differently. Human perspective comes from personal experiences so if we don't have an experience, it's much harder to exhibit empathy with it. The result is conflict. As someone who fought tooth and nail against the very idea of slaves walking this Earth, it was very hard for me to see past the 'word' itself much less be able to embrace it as a choice for someone else.. that is until Himself informed me that despite my protests, it was a truth for me. I never thought of myself as a slave until I realized after several years of being owned by Master that I had indeed become that which I had protested against for so long. If others cannot or will not accept it, it just doesn't matter and I can't say as I would blame anyone for not accepting it considering my own strong feelings in this regard for almost 20 years. I've been through a process without, really, realizing that's exactly what it was.. and this is where I've come to. Maybe tomorrow I'll evolve into something else. Who knows? The future remains forever mutable, just waiting for discovery. I like to think I face it head on with hope for growth. Celeste edit to fix typos
< Message edited by BitaTruble -- 5/2/2006 1:04:02 AM >
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