In a manner most unseemly

12/13/2010 7:22:03 AM

Here am I, in a manner most unseemly, being put on hold by someone who claims to be a slave, while he sorts out his feelings and whether or not he can accept how I choose to use my own body and care for my own spiritual well being. And, yes, slave, that is what you are doing.You are not thinking if you can accept what I want to do to your body, because it is a fearful thing that I suggest. Rather, you are trying to decide if you can accept what you may easily accomplish, but, you simply do not wish to do. Which is, after all, not a very slave-like trait. If a slave cannot accept that its owner has a right to choose not to engage in sexual activity with it, how will it accept anything else. After all, it is not as if I asked it to simply abandon every lustful thought or never have release. It is with me that it will not have release. One person, out of millions of possibles, and for this the whole question of ownership is at stake? Hmmph!This, minus his name, I show you, of what I wrote to him this morning:'Giving it thought, I have come to a realization of what it is that particularly perturbs me about your question and your reasoning behind it, ___ and it is this: What you question has nothing to do with your abilities, or your limits. You are judging my worth as a Mistress by my ability to be adapted to your desires. That is exactly the opposite of how a slave should think! You are right: you do have to accept my ways, to understand them; but, not because you approve of them, but, because they are my ways. If you really wanted to be owned, by me, you would not question these things. You would be questioning the important things, like if you could do such a thing as purchase a house and if it would be wise to do so, how much control you want to give a person over your livelihood, if you may be allowed to live without chastity device or with it, if you can live without shackles or with them. The rest - if you are a real slave, you must accept that a Mistress will have her will. I was not asking you to do anything beyond you. If it does not exactly suit the free man, ___, what is that to the slave?'