kyraofMists
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ORIGINAL: concupiscence4yo quote:
ORIGINAL: ownedgirlie I used to think I needed more affection than I do. I have since learned to become very satisfied with what he gives me, by understanding and trusting what he truly thinks of me overall, and by realizing his affection is his to give, not mine to demand. My Master is not a very affectionate man, so to want something from him that does not come naturally to him was unfair. I realized that to him, those big clunky pats on the head which rattles my brains IS affection. I started finding that absolutely endearing, and now I look up at him and giggle when he knocks my brains out, lol. Amazingly, just the pleased and proud look on his face and tone of his voice is affectionate enough now. However, in those times in life when I am feeling particularly frail, I will ask him, "Master, will you hold me please?" And more often than not, he will.. I used to think my version of affection was my need. I am now thrilled to receive his version of affection, how and when he gives it. And it seems the happier I am to receive it, the more I actually receive. If you're starved, sure, anything is great. Starved? Or has she just realized that there are a different ways to meet needs? Having the need met in a particular way at a specific time is a want. I need to eat to survive, but the choice of what to eat is a want. Someone may need their partner to demonstrate affection for them, but having it demonstratd in a particular way is a want. Knight's kyra
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"Passion... it lies in all of us. Sleeping, waiting, and though unbidden, it will stir, open its jaws, and howl. It speaks to us, guides us... passion rules us all. And we obey..." ~Angelus
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