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RE: Consistancy? - 4/8/2007 1:31:02 PM   
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How important to you is consistancy?
Pretty important, i'm a floopy kind of girl, all over the place mostly and consistency from others helps me be more consistent and less floopy.
I find i need to know that the little things such as i'll call at 5pm means he will call at 5pm. It helps me trust in his words and actions. So when it comes to talking about the bigger things, i have more trust and faith in his actions and words, because they have been consistent and truthful before.  

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RE: Consistancy? - 4/8/2007 1:35:10 PM   
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ORIGINAL: crouchingtigress

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ORIGINAL: ownedgirlie Yet I don't see this as an absolute.  


me neither, and to ad insult to injury although i know the above to be true, the whole "if his word means so little to him then it should mean even less to you" it did not stop me from falling really really hard for a guy this month who always did the i am going to call you and never did when he said...as we speak right now he is texting me...trying to hang out....but even though i like him, and this island has like mabey on a good day 5 kinksters, and he likes pony play, after about the 6th time of no shows/no calls, i have learned to not text back because its just going to make me feel stupid and desperate if i allow him back when hurts me again....


This is the type of behaviour I am talking about, as well as changing consistancy mid stream be it the getting to know you stage or in an established relationship, with no mitigating circumstances that could explain the inconsistancies.  And yes communication is essential but more often than not futile in the attempt to understand where the other person is coming from. I hate to sound so judgemental but for me it borders dishonesty with not only me but the person who is inconsistant.

Thank you for the wonderful responses so far!!

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RE: Consistancy? - 4/8/2007 1:40:26 PM   
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i need it...or i have troubles with focus....i do the flippy/floppy thing all the time, my mind works over time all the time....so it gives me a chance to work on my focus....

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RE: Consistancy? - 4/8/2007 1:41:26 PM   
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I believe consistancy is essential, IMO it'd be extremely difficult to trust a person who isn't consistant.



I could not agree more.

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RE: Consistancy? - 4/8/2007 1:54:26 PM   
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Having just walked away from a relationship full of inconsistencies and what I now would call "veiled dishonesty", I would say that for me, it's not worth it to invest in a person who displays these characteristics.

I need focus, stability and guidance from a dominant, and someone who cannot or will not keep their word or be consistent (barring unforeseen circumstances) is not going to provide that.

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RE: Consistancy? - 4/8/2007 2:38:33 PM   
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Consistancy is something I personally strive for.  It helps my little girl.  It helps me.  Am I good at it?  Not to the point where I want to be, however I work on it everyday.  It's a work in progress.  I work very hard with little girl to be consistant, and I feel the importance of leading by example.  Just a part of our dynamic that we both work on, and it has improved.

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RE: Consistancy? - 4/9/2007 8:30:17 AM   
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ORIGINAL: myservicetoyou

How important to you is consistency? Personally I find it very important that a potential be consistent in that they call when they say they will, do what they say they will and mean what they say and  say what they mean, this also tells me a lot about a person in general.  Someone who does not call when they say they will (repeatedly), someone who says one thing over and over yet has no follow through, to me this is part of trust and without that I can not submit or give myself to someone who is not consistent in both word and deed.  I understand that there are times that things happen, I am not talking about that, I am talking about being consistently inconsistent.
Perhaps I am being a bit of a nit pick here but I would like to hear what others think and feel about consistency and the role it plays in relationships.

Sorry if this has been posted before, but when I did a search I did not come up with anything, though I am  sure LA will post what I may have missed, she is good and a  wonderful resource too!!


For me it's monumentally important that someone's actions match their words at least most of the time.
I think to be able to be open, vulnerable, and trust someone they have to be trust worthy.
I was just having this conversation with a friend of mine.
I was saying if a guy I date tells me he's going to do X or call me at X and then does not it's a red flag.
Now I realize it does happen that people do have things that get in the way from time to time.
What happens is when it becomes a constant pattern or more often than not it affects my ability to believe that I really count to this person, this person respects me, and that this person respects themselves.
I think a man who wants to be the Dom in my life needs to try to keep their commitments they make with their own lips, by their own choice (not my prompting) or go back to where they come from and leave me the hell alone.
My girlfriend tried to say if they are the Dom I'm supposed to be pleasing to them  shouldn't point out the infractions. She stated this was a control feature in D/s a Dom uses.
I argued a Dom in control wouldn't say I'll call you in the AM and not, but would just say I'll talk to you later and leave you waiting.
A big difference in control in my mind.
I told her just because I choose to be a sub does not give anyone permission to lie to me or to not be bound to their word to me.
I think to have the type of trust you need in a healthy D/s relationship you have to believe the Dom will do what he says and follow the laws we are both governed in by their choice.
I think if people use the excuse because it's a D/s relationship they don't have to have honor, integrity, and consistency is ludicrous.
I think it's a part of the foundation in a D/s relationship to be able to take someone at their word in these matters for sure.
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