krikket
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Joined: 11/17/2004 From: Washington, DC Metro Area Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: agirl It's not possible for me to be punished in error. If I did receive a punishment that I didn't deserve, it would be my own fault. It would mean that I had refused to give him information to make a correct decision. It would mean that I hadn't spoken up, had held back or hidden things.......all of which is in my hands and is my responsibility. I think he'd be a little cross with me and deservedly so. He'd have no reason to feel guilty. agirl Although somewhat limited (ok..a whole lot limited..lol) in a D/s relationship this has been my experience as well. I'm not the best in speaking up for myself -- much more likely to defend and protest for a friend or love one. My original punishment had been one of separation rather than physical, so, as it was explained, my not speaking up sooner resulted in punishment for us both. The second punishment I received for not speaking up sooner was a "talking to" I doubt I'll ever forget..lol. And..just to satisfy some on here, my post was actually a result of reading one particular profile (can't remember which one) who said that when he punished it was his right, whether he had been wrong or not, and he sounded darn serious about it. I hadn't really thought it much about before reading the profile and wondered if I was off the mark. Thank y'all (each and every one) for writing. It's always "nice" when my thoughts are shared by others, especially those I respect, and it makes me feel closer to home-base than out in left field. cheers, jk PS: nice to see you again too LadyHugs. Maybe one day I'll make it back to a munch. :)
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"And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to bloom." by A. Nin When your heart speaks take good notes.
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