julietsierra
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oh dear...and I'd hoped to not get involved in this craziness...but...lol...it's snowing out and the other family members here are watching movies I have no interest in. So.. If my Master is looking for another girl, I sincerely hope he involves me. And know what? He is; he does; and we're happy. I'm not pimping for him any more than he's calling a call girl for me. We're in this together and together is how we'll look for someone - when we look for someone. We work differently from each other. I don't actively look, hoping rather that when someone comes along that I like, she likes me and we develop a friendship, that things will naturally progress further. Sometimes it's worked out that way. Sometimes it hasn't. When my Master looks, he tells them up front that I am a part of this. There are no surprises for them, and if he tells me he has someone for me to meet, I can know I've been a part of their conversations from the beginning. I don't see it as pimping when I do this. I see it as developing friendships and a sincere desire to share with someone else. I don't bring it up lightly and I am not out there sending out e-mail after e-mail "searching" for someone. This is a friendship I'm hoping to find, not a call girl for him. What I get out of all this is as valid and valuable as what he gets. What he gets is both personal for him and pleasure out of seeing someone I can be with and enjoy. WE develop friendships with the people we get to know...or not. Sometimes I haven't liked the people he's contacted, but I'll certainly meet them and give them the benefit of the doubt. Why? Because HE likes them. that's why, and just as he likes finding someone for me, I like it when he (or I) finds someone for him. With a few false starts and errors along the way (because both he and I are human), I've always felt like we're a couple doing this, and I've never once felt like he was pimping me out. So, someone else's perceptions of what it is WE do is just that...their perceptions and as such, they have absolutely nothing to do with me - or my Maser - or our relationship. juliet
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