julietsierra
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Replying to no one in particular here other than the OP: Personally, I'd approach this from the point of view of it being a relationship...forget for a moment whether it's a D/s relationship, M/s relationship or alien/earthling relationship for all that matters and I'd look at my part in it. A) If you share your information and your point of view with the woman in question, you are, in effect, butting into her relationship. You are, whether you agree with her or not, including yourself in her subterfuge with her Master. B) If your assumptions (hearing it from only the mentor in question here) are incorrect, you are labeled by the submissive as being intrusive. C) If your assumptions are correct and you don't say anything to the dominant that's being cheated on, whether you think it's your position to say anything to him or not, HE'S going to include you in the list of people who betrayed him when he finds out. D) If your assumptions are correct and you DO say something to the dominant, whether you think it's your position to say anything to him or not, YOUR mentor is going to think of you as someone who talks too much - even though your involvement is because he asked you to. D) If your assumptions are incorrect and you DO say something to the dominant being cheated on, even if you do believe it was right to do so, that dominant is going to see you as being someone trying to nose into his relationship, and be angry about THAT. No matter which way you go, if you get involved in this, you're going to acquire some enemies out there - and possibly a bad name around your given community to boot. Personally, I'd be telling my mentor (note: not Master, but even THEN, I'd be telling him the same thing, albiet in a different manner) that this is not something I'm comfortable doing. I'd remind him that if he indeed IS my mentor and not something more than that, he should understand that jealousy has nothing to do with anything. I'd also ask why he believes I'd be jealous of someone ELSE'S relationship and problems. And then, I'd leave it all alone...there's no "win" situation here, only "lose lose lose" on every front. And if your mentor has difficulty understanding and/or accepting your view on this, I'd be considering that perhaps he's taught you all he has to teach and now the mentor is being taught by the student, and it's time to move on, or at the very least, leave things at "just friends." Furthermore, if that girl ASKS you your opinion regarding what she should do, I'd suggest telling her that you just KNOW she'll make the right decision for her and nothing more. juliet
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