MadameBette
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Joined: 9/8/2004 From: Long Island, NY Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: CuteNSassy It doesn't matter what i say in here, everyone takes it the wrong way... So i'll just leave it well enough alone... i'm a submissive i know i'm... i love to take care of my Sir, i am a good girl most time, but shit everyone has a bad day, or a brattie day.... Just because i don't do thing Y/your way doesn't mean i am not a sub... Cute Methinks you protest too much, my dear. I missed the original thread, but if ‘everyone’ else takes it the ‘wrong’ way, maybe you need to take a really good look at yourself, and your reactions. It seems that you ‘react’ rather than ‘respond’ to opinions and situations you don’t like. You ask for advice, yet appear unwilling to take, or even consider it. A Dom who was trained ‘Old Guard’, once told me that there are four rules of BDSM. Please pay careful attention to the second. First: Protect the property. Aside from the obvious, that the Dom protects his sub in an SSC manner, and the sub protects her Dom by serving his needs, there’s the larger picture. It is imperative that both parties bring a ‘whole’ person to the relationship. Excess baggage should be checked at the door. If either of you has any serious emotional issues, it’s his/her responsibility to seek appropriate therapy to resolve these BEFORE attempting a relationship. Otherwise you are offering your partner ‘damaged goods’. While your Dom/me may help you with certain things, he or she is not your therapist. For example, I know a slave who is morbidly obese. She is working with a counselor about her weight. But her Master has asked her to present him with a daily food diary. He positively reinforces her good efforts. Another has a ‘spending’ problem, and her Dom taught her how to budget. It’s wonderful that these people are supportive, but it is not their job to ‘fix’ their partners. Each person is responsible for him or herself. Second: Any action which produces feelings, that produce emotions, which, in turn produce a reaction, is information that must be told to the Dom. If anything interferes with your service, or shifts your mindset, it should be reported to the Dom immediately. Once you have discussed any limits you may have and agreed to enter into a relationship you must do your best to honor that commitment. Submission is not a buffet; you don’t get to pick and choose. And you don’t just walk away when something happens that you don’t like. It’s your responsibility to ask to discuss it with your Dom. Third: There is no consent in subspace. We should all know that. Fourth: Nobody is bigger than the rules. Dom or sub. Got it? Point to ponder: He also said, “If you are ‘topping from the bottom’, ask yourself, are you doing it to serve your needs, or those of the relationship?” You may want to examine your motives for your actions, and then take responsibility for the consequences. Good luck. ~ Bette PS: I've just been reading through various threads, the ongoing saga of the two people involved here. You guys need a lot more help than anything that could be written here. I'm sorry you have such troubles. God bless.
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