Voluntary servitude, the idea of becoming a slave or property to another is abhorrent to most folks… although some of us know this to be commonplace. In the BDSM world there exists Masters & slaves *(M/s)… those that voluntarily give themselves as ‘slaves’ do so with full content and most often with a set of agreements (hopefully conscsious) about what this arrangement holds for both parties.
For those of you in this lifestyle, particularly Y/you other M/s folks… let me ask you: Do you have your property work and earn for Your household? Or as a slave, is part of your role to hand over all goods, monies and property to your Owner/Master? Where do Y/you draw the line so to speak?
I laugh at most of the “slave seeking Master” posts I see. They most always include the many ways that the slave is wanting to be Mastered… the things the slave wants: financial support, room, board… to be wined and dined (REALLY!)… they make Me laugh.
The ideal ad? “slave seeking to serve Master, terms to be determined by Master.”. Think about it, really. What is a slave or property? Anything less then complete surrender… well, it’s something less.
I read Jack Rinella’s Blog this morning… thank you Jack, often So inspiring! Here’s a link to Jack’s blog entitled: The Perfect or the Good? Way to go Jack…
In My Household…My slave is Mine… her time, her energy and what I decide to have her do with her body, her mind… is really Mine. My time…My decision to use as I wish… Does it really matter if Your slave/property is cleaning your shoes, performing acts of sexual depravity, shoveling snow or earning $100k for the household? Well, for many it does…
My suggestion: get past the dichotomy of good/bad… deal with Your own money issues… and use Your property any way you like… as long as the agreements are in place first.
Namaste
Hi ___________
Welcome and congrats for writing. I love hearing about couples searching for ways to make their relationship great!
Most often there is a dream behind what is wanted and the ‘never enough’ has more to do with the dreamer than the act. Here are a few questions that if your husband answers will help you move forward.
What was ‘not enough’? Enthusiasm? Were your reactions less then hoped for? What did you/he do right? What can you/he do differently or more of? Did you expect the first time or three to go ‘great’? How much room are you both allowing for discussion about how to make it right?
Have you asked him: “What would be great for you? (you mention that when you do things it is never enough. I don’t go for “enough”… I go for Great!). Another question to ask him is: “What are the 5 things that turn you on the most?”.
Here is a link to a “Play Partner Checklist” that is a useful guide for couples.
Here is a link to my website www.BDSMcoach.com where there are many other resources.
Please do let Me know how it goes for you!
Jim