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JustSomeDom -> RE: How do I please him? (8/27/2007 3:35:26 PM)
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I am not trying to blame her and vindicate her Dom....I do not think blame is at all valuable in this situation. (I do think, however, that a Dom should be able to be fully aware of where his relationship is and where his sub is within that relationship, and if he doesn't that reflects upon him.) Thank you, Puella, for the chance to clarify my own thoughts. I agree that assigning blame is not the key. Rather, the area that intersts me is that the OP is unhappy and blames herself; she "implodes" every so often. I can understand why this might happen. Perhaps she feels that this relationship is not satisfactory because it lacks something -- or it has something she doesn't like. People don't usually do things without a reason. So her imploding might be generated by a constant or occasional feeling of inadequacy, not to herself but compared to how he treats other subs, or maybe just one other sub. It could be something out of the past that she won't let go. Perhaps he has her convinced that she is the problem, but in actuality, she is expressing a thought-out, logical concern for her relationship to the rest of His world. I could see how in that case, she would blame herself but actuallly be more or less "commenting" on her own general situation. I think she ought to consider that her best course of action is, once talking to Him about it, to try to see only the relationship with Him. If there is some extraneous experience that haunts her, she has to let it go; just concentrate on serving him for now. Do what he says. Don't go further. Put herself in His hands, ignore the past, live in the moment. By her own words, she thinks Him to be a good Dom. It's really hard for subs to do this in my experience. But if she can do it, I think a lot of her problems will be mitigated. And he will get a good, responsive sub. JSD
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