WillowRain -> RE: sub doubts (4/16/2007 4:28:57 AM)
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Dear xethnkitten, Before reading what everyone has said, I'm going to write my responce. So if I walk over the same ground others have please forgive me. I have one really close girlfriend and she and I have talked about this for years. It's something that I think a lot of men don't get for some reason. A lot of women, not just submissive women have a sixteenth century housewife gear. If she is really happy, secure and her needs are met, that gear kicks in and for some ungodly reason suddenly it doesn't seem like such a bad idea to get up early and make scones. The floor boards start to look like they need a scrubbing. It is a bizzare phenomena. Take that same woman, don't meet her needs, do things that make her feel insecure and anxious, don't provide, don't protect, and she'll wake up, snort, roll over and ask you why the hell you haven't brought her coffee. It's bizzare. My sugestion would be to sit down with your Sir and look at how you are feeling. Are your needs being met in the relationship? Is your cup full? Are you feeling greatful? And if not, why? My bet would be that if you two take the time to check in on how things are balanced, and your needs are met that you will find yourself waking up and thinking. "You know... I wish I had a cow to milk for him." Your sixteenth century housewife gear will probably kick right in. It can be really hard to freely serve when your own needs are being neglected. It starts to feel unfair, and unbalanced. It's part of his job to insure that BOTH your needs are met, not just his own. Good luck!
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