juliaoceania
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Joined: 4/19/2006 From: Somewhere Over the Rainbow Status: offline
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If you do decide to stay I have some words of wisdom for you Understand that there are few things in life that anyone knows If you ask for advice and it disagrees with your worldview, accept it graciously, dismiss it, and move on.. that shows maturity and self confidence. No stranger knows all the circumstances of your life based on a few words. As to what you asked, BDSM is not therapy, even if it is cathartic at times... your submissivesness may have nothing to do with your abuse. I would find a kink friendly professional to help you with your mental health and healing from the abuse you have suffered and to try to understand the attraction that would keep you tied to a married, lying sack of skin pretending to be a dominant over the internet even though you have only been his for four days. You are an attractive young lady, and it makes me wonder why you would put up with a liar when you could have a nice single dom in your life. We all make mistakes, and you are at the beginning of that journey of mistake making. I have to ask why you would settle for a married man.. it speaks of your desire to control rather than be controlled in my opinion.. you want to control the nature of reality, which is that this person is married, instead of finding a better reality elsewhere. I wish you luck on your journey, but I see a trainwreck ahead for you, perhaps if you read the forums, found a more experienced submissive to email with, you would avoid that trainwreck and maybe find a match well suited to your needs... excusing your mistakes away by throwing up an abusive past isn't productive unless it helps you get out of a trainwreck, otherwise it is whining and looking for pity. Just my thoughts... I hope you find happiness.
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