Sunday, January 6, 2013

Be Vewy Qwiet

...I'm hunting Wabbits

well

not quite

but I am quiet lately.

It was a shitty week.

M and I had to rehash some thing - -it was emotional and we're better now

but it left me raw.

I had to ask S to leave me alone

very forcefully
and multiple times

I am sorry that I had to hurt him
but I was starting to think that I was going to end up as a skin hat at the end of the movie.

Rule # 1 - don't become a cautionary tale.

and

things have quieted down on CM
whew

which is nice

there's a few that I've asked to step back while I work things out
and mostly

I've said "no" a lot.

and there's nothing wrong with that.

so - what's Rule #2?

aha

well - for me?

it's "don't chase men"

because I am a man chaser.

yes

I am

and I'm done with it.

which is not to say that I'm going to sit at home and hope the Dom of my dreams rings my bell.

but rather

I'm not going to call, text, follow up -- with someone who may or may not be interested.

because I've come to the conclusion (rather late in life I know)

that a man is more than happy to have you -- until the right thing comes along.

wow -- that sounds really callous
an maybe it is

but I think it's a bit like eating a zinger

you don't go shopping for zingers
but they're there at the convenience store
and you pick one up
and take it to the car
you remember opening it
and you ate them
you must have eaten then
because they are gone
but you didn't really enjoy them
and
there's only a vague memory of eating them
(were there really 3?  I ate 3?)

it's convenient.

I chased M
and I made things easy for M

but when it came down to it
he wasn't willing to drive to the store to get more

because he didn't want zingers after all.

so

no more chasing men

so
who's chasing me?

oh- there'll be more about that soon --

I assure you.

10 comments:

  1. I had to google "zingers"...
    I may have to move down south, now that Hostess has gone belly-up!

    But more to the point here -- yes, wouldn't it be grand if we could all just somehow find and walk that fine line between giving too much and giving not enough?
    We'd all be very happy.
    Or very bored...

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    1. @JZ -- I thought zingers were everywhere!

      how sad -- no Dolly Madison zingers? sad sad sad. The chocolate ones had Snoopy on the package.

      yes -- I want to find that line

      sigh

      let's face it -- Doms like it when we're WAY over that line.

      sfp

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  2. Your zinger analogy was nothing short of brilliant.

    You are not a zinger. You really are an amazing, smart, beautiful, thoughtful, shy, submissive woman. I so admire your clarity, did you know that?

    WIshing you good adventures in the days ahead...

    nilla

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  3. YES! You know i am NOT a chaser and really it is pretty wonderful being chased and believe you me, having that self-control even as a submissive is well eye-opening.

    It is not that I think I am the cat's meow (well maybe sometimes) but I certainly don't need a man or a Dom to survive and I see that in you as well.

    You will be surprised how the right one will be happy to chase you, romance you and be appreciative of you allowing him to actually do the work.

    It doesn't mean sitting back like you say but it does mean they have to work for it.. well at least a little bit.

    Looking forward to your journey!!

    ~faithful






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  4. And the good news is that one man's zingers are another man's prime rib with garlic mashed potatoes and a nice glass of burgundy... and he'd walk a mile to get it. Um, her. You know what i mean.

    You're a wise woman.

    hugs,

    aisha

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    1. @Aisha

      damn -- now I'm hungry.
      well - we shall see?

      sfp

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  5. Exactly right sfp.

    I sometimes think that we should respect the hunting instinct and actually give them something to chase. It does seem to make a man appreciates the catch more.. (I had to Google "zinger" too - I thought it was something from KFC - but the analogy works great in any case).

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    1. @Alice

      well - yes -- they don't have them on your side of the pond -- but substitute any sweet thing you only eat on a road trip - and you'll have the picture.

      we do have to let them be the hunter -- so true.

      sfp

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