julietsierra
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rofl.. Aside from the obvious questions already stated about why are you chatting with someone else... etc...I'd have to say that in my experience, this whole process must be a "guy thing' (lol...how's that for generalizing?) I have a friend - the father of my son's friends.. (vanilla) All the boys are involved in the same activities at school so we are at a lot of functions - no avoiding it. Besides, we are friends and pick up the slack for each other (I give his family rides home, he does the same for me) He does this all the time - making side comments about my Master (my "boyfriend" to him). I just laugh and tell him to mind his own business. When he doesn't stop, I tell him to not disrespect his elders (both my Master and me are older than he is). In short, the bottom line is how you approach what is told to you. There is absolutely no reason for you to feel you need to defend your Master. Next time you get the "red flag" conversation and comments, just laugh and say something funny that still points out what that dominant is doing. (My line would be "yea.. you call it a red flag cause you only wish...") And then, change the subject or stop talking. The next time, before the conversation even begins, state your boundaries very clearly - we can talk right up till you want to insult my Master or our relationship. And don't sweat the small stuff. However, since this person is a dominant, I'd make sure your dominant is aware of what's being said - but then, I'm a great believer in never creating situations where my Master could be hit broadside by a comment that he's unaware of. Or you could just stop talking to that person entirely. juliet
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