Apr 19
You are bound to your new position within the Hierarchy. Do your best to not disappoint your Master
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You are bound to your new position within the Hierarchy. Do your best to not disappoint your Master
His voice is the sound of reason and truth
Dumb Down, Muscle Up, Show Off
Reminder: Look for partners who respect boundaries consistently, not only in play, but also outside of it. Who communicate openly and honestly, without making you feel lesser, and who never pressure you to move faster than your comfort allows. Somebody that takes their time along side you. Who isn’t trying to control your life, but be part of it.
how do i tell my dom that i dont think he's doing a great job and i dont think i want him as a dom anymore (he's also my husband)?
Just wanted to ask you something. My girl loves the fantasy and idea of being in the 1950s style relationship. Where women had their place and were there to support and be what their Man wanted them to be. Yet there are times she also has conflicting emotions about it and feels so guilty and like it wrong somehow. Do you have any advice I could share with her to help her through these rough times and help it feel more safe for her??
Hi there! It's difficult to give generic advice without talking with her or having more specifics. In any case, my first advice would be: it's unhealthy to repress any part of yourself. If she's very into the 50s lifestyle, there must be something very appealing there for her, so trying to repress it "because it's wrong" is ignoring a big part of her. And the more she likes it, the stronger is that part. On the other hand, there may be certain aspects that she finds very controversial and trigger guilt (anger with one self), or there may be fears that this would invade everything else (and thus supressing other parts of her she finds important). Maybe agreeing some limits would help calm her uncomfortable feelings.
Hope that helps! 😘
Trust in his guidance and thrive in your new life
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