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mystiquenz -> RE: from long distance to 24/7 .... problems adjusting (4/20/2007 11:04:56 AM)
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Greetings newlytaken07, I hope that your discussion with your Sir goes well. I can imagine that it would be difficult, especially in your situation. But equally if you moved to where your Sir was, i dear say, there would have been a new set of challenges for you. I cannot offer any REAL practical advice, but what I am feeling, is that give it time, and be patient, and let the settling down period "settle". Maybe you and your Sir need to allocate time for the D/s routines, or maybe he needs to be more settled and organised in His life a little bit more than what he currently is, so that he can direct your attentions. Maybe he is overwhelmed by the move. You said in your original post, he has moved to your home, your family, your friends etc ... maybe to help you along with your situation, have a think about the following, are you "my" orientated, and can you easily change "my" to "our"? Is this the relationship that you really want is he the one you really want? Are you verging on "you don't know"? I would suggest if you cannot change "my" to "our" then, He should go home. Or do you want to to learn to share your toys. Are you really ready for this sort of commitment? Is He really ready for this relationship at this time? My head tells me that, all D/s or M/s relationships have elements of "vanilla", but the dynamic of the power exchange is usually there in the background. Be kind to yourself, i think that you have some honest questioning times coming up. Having experienced weekend D/s, you do go and play hard, you go to tremendous highs and then try and stablise the lows. That's the realtiy. Probably outside of 24/7 the weekend players have more concentrated fun, than the commited 24/7 couples who struggle with finding the delicate balance of their lifestyle and full on living. That's my two cents worth! Good luck to the pair of you ... congratulations for making the 24/7 move and I hope you can work through your issues. I hope it works out well.
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