A Desert Rose
Simply Charming Elsewhere
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incubus' sub... April 8, 2006
I think it's time you made this thread, doll.
Offering Service vs Obeying Commands
Dear RJ, I'm not at all narrow minded, I've just realised over my many years that some things just are . Thinking about why does indeed help understanding but it doesn't really change anything. With human feelings & emotions however, despite what the movies would have us believe, there is rarely a ëureka" moment when all becomes clear. Knowing & understanding that I'm a sub because I'm still trying to please my unpleasable father does not & will not ever change my being a sub.
We all come here for different reasons but as you say, we come here because we enjoy communicating with others about mutual interests and because it fulfils a need in us. We can either accept that simplicity and enjoy it or we can ponder endlessly about our inner reasons for wanting to do so. Talking here is fun & interesting. We learn & we communicate & offer our own experiences to help others. All good. As a small & somewhat silly comparison, what if we were all so caught up in the "why do I want to be there?" that we were all too frightened to go ahead & post. Most of us started out as lurkers, learned as much as we needed to know to be accepted into the community and then took that first, scary step out of ourselves. We talk & we argue, we teach & we learn, but we are doing it.
As for your most recent question about compatibility. In my experience people are as they seem & it's difficult if not impossible to change someone to suit a relationship. The person who was perfect for you at 20 may not be at 40, simply because people grow & change themselves over time according to their own experiences. One of the major mistakes that almost everyone makes is to settle for someone who is nearly perfect, despairing of ever finding the really right one. This often works out just fine as lives entwine, but sometimes those differences become more marked and present insurmountable problems. Then, unfortunately, it's major decision time.
I think it's time you made this thread, doll.
Offering Service vs Obeying Commands
Dear RJ, I'm not at all narrow minded, I've just realised over my many years that some things just are . Thinking about why does indeed help understanding but it doesn't really change anything. With human feelings & emotions however, despite what the movies would have us believe, there is rarely a ëureka" moment when all becomes clear. Knowing & understanding that I'm a sub because I'm still trying to please my unpleasable father does not & will not ever change my being a sub.
We all come here for different reasons but as you say, we come here because we enjoy communicating with others about mutual interests and because it fulfils a need in us. We can either accept that simplicity and enjoy it or we can ponder endlessly about our inner reasons for wanting to do so. Talking here is fun & interesting. We learn & we communicate & offer our own experiences to help others. All good. As a small & somewhat silly comparison, what if we were all so caught up in the "why do I want to be there?" that we were all too frightened to go ahead & post. Most of us started out as lurkers, learned as much as we needed to know to be accepted into the community and then took that first, scary step out of ourselves. We talk & we argue, we teach & we learn, but we are doing it.
As for your most recent question about compatibility. In my experience people are as they seem & it's difficult if not impossible to change someone to suit a relationship. The person who was perfect for you at 20 may not be at 40, simply because people grow & change themselves over time according to their own experiences. One of the major mistakes that almost everyone makes is to settle for someone who is nearly perfect, despairing of ever finding the really right one. This often works out just fine as lives entwine, but sometimes those differences become more marked and present insurmountable problems. Then, unfortunately, it's major decision time.