joy2u
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ORIGINAL: MasterBlueTiger Short answer: sub v slave is a pointless discussion. The members of this site have been down that road before (too many times for many of us) and it is nothing more than a vicious (sometimes, very vicious) cycle. Everyone is different, regardless of what they call themself. No two people are the same, whether they both call themself "submissive", "slave", "pet", "servant" or, any other adjective or noun they might come up with. No two are going to have the same exact definition of what these terms mean to them. To me, it's really too bad that this site requires all who register a profile on it to classify themself as one of 4 labels, especially since most people are far more complex than a single label would make them out to be. But, this is where dialogue between the people considering a relationship with each other is crucial. Talk about the terms that you consider relavent to what you seek in a relationship and say what these terms mean to you and ask what these terms mean to them. Discuss, discuss, discuss, until you realize that you are either on the same page or, close enough that you can give it a go with the other person or, that you are not seeing things the same way and will probably be at odds with each other if you get into a relationship with them, (then again, it might just be that an antagonistic relationship is what you are looking for). quote:
You could say I'm just not entirely sure how to translate these things into my profile as to be simple and not confusing. As i see it, this is the crux of your predicament. You need to define, for yourself, what you are looking for in a relationship and what qualities and character traits you desire in the person you would like to have a relationship with. State it, as clearly and honestly as you can, and try not to restrict your search to one label over the other. quote:
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. Hope this was of some help to you. Edited to add: Also, i feel it's important to remember that life is about change. Life isn't static and people aren't static. Circumstances change, people change. What you feel that you want and need today might not be what you want and need a few years down the road. Being flexible in your definitions can go a longggg way. joy Owned servant of Master David
< Message edited by joy2u -- 3/19/2008 8:40:22 AM >
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