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LadyHugs -> RE: need advice (6/15/2006 9:46:05 PM)
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Dear Divinepwr, Ladies and Gentlmen; It seems like this is reading as a repeat that another person I know of just experienced but, roles were reversed. The 'behavior' appears similar to bi-polar to which is a very difficult mental disorder to deal with on the best of days and times. In your novice state, there is much to work on alone and not deal with a relationship. The more people you interact with, the more you will learn about the power exchanges, the responsibilities, duties, skills and knowledge in being a dominant. I highly recommend seeking out BDSM support and education groups to grow on your own terms. One thing that I find a concern, that this lass is considering you a possession. As some say "my" girlfriend, domme or whatever. Your view is acquaintance, which in my mind's eye is lower than friendship. So, certainly you are not in a relationship that is firmly established. In the conversation, should the lass be accusing you of a behavior, it would tell me the 'intent' more if she expanded on why it is her concern. If it was indeed late by her standard, to which she is tracking you and gaining knowledge about you--it might be a control issue and it will lead to negative results. However, if she was doing so in jest, in a teasing manner that is different yet, I sense this is more negative and disturbs your sense of peace. You teach people how to treat you Divinepwr. If you tolerate disrespect and false allegations by some stranger, even though an acquaintance, she still is a stranger; then you open yourself to further abuse down the road. Personally, I would write a list of what you want in this lifestyle and what your ideal slave or submissive would be. Make a standard. I would seek out BDSM support and those with good female on female relationships. I would take your power back as well. Determine where you wish to go and not the other lass. Follow your gut instincts. You can like somebody but, hate what they do. You can hate someone and like what they do. But, in a D/s and or M/s relationship, you really should attempt to seek somebody you like and like what they do. Respectfully submitted for consideration, Lady Hugs
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