EmlyKate
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ORIGINAL: persephonee Heres a vanilla cone question for the veterans of the board.... When is the right time to throw down and take the plunge when dealing with long distance or dare i say it, online relationships? When do you say, "enough is enough, im committing myself to this person, despite time and distance and whatnot." Is it after meeting? Is it after playing? Is it when you realise that you are spending more time on the phone with this person (or online) than you are with anyone else? Is it when you turn down a date with someone who is obviously local, because you like the other person better? Dominants, please address at what point you would wish that the sub in question stop dealing with whatever non committed, but regular "activities" they may be involved in....of course, only if addressing it pleases you...eyes lowered. Submissives, when do you decide to stop what youre doing "in the meantime" and deal with what you believe may have potential? Consider this as well, the time distance and cost of travel will be keeping you from actually seeing this person for a significant period of time...perhaps months...maybe longer. Consider also that this would not be strictly long distance or mostly online forever...just for the time being. When is it appropriate for one or the other to expect a certain level of commitment and when is it not...where do you draw the line? While I am in no way a "veteran of the boards," I have found myself in a long distance relationship with someone I originally met online. As far as when did I decide I was committing? Somewhere between talking every night and the first meet. As in, I knew that if the first meet went well, this was it, I was going to take that big jump. There was a significant level of committment before that meet though, I decided to not pursue other opportunities, and to focus on building what was developing between us. And... we waited 5 months to first meet, at least 3 until the next... hopefully shortly after that there'll be no more of this "flying over the pond" business. And that concludes my rambling, mostly coherant response.
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