Tigrita
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Joined: 8/16/2007 From: California Status: offline
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I'll pipe in as one of Stephan's sucess stories and vouch for the "oh, I don't know about that..." and giggling phases, but yes, it feels very natural, fitting, and enjoyable after just a few days. I even say it in public whether on the phone or in person and don't have a second thought about it, because it just fits, it is what I want to say and who gives a hoot if other people wonder what is up with that. What I do still have confusion about is what to call him in the third person. My _____ ? Neither of us likes "Dom", Sir sounds dumb to me as a noun, I'm not a slave so Master doesn't fit, my Man sounds too vanilla and trite... I've mostly been just using his name, but it seems like there should be some other way to refer to him that would fit... I should ask him I suppose lol. Oh Sir... Edited to add: I think she's saying that calling him by his given name doesn't feel quite right anymore and they want something more demonstrative of the D/s dynamic. I relate to that, and for me, at this transition time, Sir didn't quite feel right at first, but grew on me very quickly once I actually started using it. I think it goes back to an almost Biblical notion that the power to state something or someone's name gives you power over it. Doesn't feel quite right to use his given name most of the time, though there are some times I still do.
< Message edited by Tigrita -- 10/15/2007 11:06:09 PM >
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~ Tigrita There is no right path, only the path you take. Success is making life happen, versus just letting life happen to you. "Many of the things I enjoy, I enjoy because I don't enjoy them." - Charlotte
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