the captians wench
sewing wench
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When I'm feeling "off" about anything I write to Him. The things I write about don't necessarily have anything to do with Us but if it bothers me it keeps me from serving Him the way I should. I ramble, purging myself of fears and confusion. He always responds, sometimes telling me to just keep writing, sometimes telling me that I've said something profound!The thing is, for me at least, the very act of putting the words down helps me let go of the fear or confusion. And it pleases LM that I trust Him to understand that I don't always want it fixed but that I simply need to acknowledge the feelings so I can let go of them. It's cleansing.
I understand what you're saying. And I hope that for you it is different.
But what we have isn't sad. It's glorious.
We'd love to be able to be together. But our circumstances aren't going to change.
14 years ago, LM and I took a chance. Neither of us thought it could last. We made no promises of forever. We were going to sex and have fun in the process. Instead we found somthing we didn't know was possible. We've grown, we've learned and we consider ourselves fortunate to be together, distance and all.
We're both desperate to be together again. When we are together it's like we never parted. It's been like that for us from the very first time we touched physically.
We are devoted to one another. (He'll say that Masters are NOT devoted to their slaves) We trust one another with all that we are. We're also doomed to a LDR.
But we won't let ourselves be sad. We focus on the positive. We managed to fall into something so amazing, so right, so intense, so natural. It's more than either of us ever dreamed of.
Celebrate, don't mourn. Our motto.![]()
I honestly didn't mean to push my feelings onto you. I really am happy that you can find happiness and a lasting relationship this way. Really, I ment it when I said 14 years should be celebrated, LDR or no.
What I was refurring to specificly aplied to my own relationship. With our situation, there's not much holding us back other than some legal issues. I'm offically devorced (almost a year now!) I'm young, I would have company backing and there for employment if I were legally allowd to work in his country, I have no kids, no house, nothing that firmly ties me down here, and he's in a fairly simular situation minus the willingness to move and the young part (well as far as the job market is concerned, me personally I don't think 40 is old...well he's not quite 40 yet but you get the idea).
With these things in mind, if after 14 years I'm still making trips twice a year to visit him, I would really wonder where things were going. We've already hit a point where both of us feel like we should pogress, but we're not sure where the next step is. If we were in the same city, we'd be at the "let's move in together" stage, but that's not possible with out the "is she really wearing white?" stage unless the laws change, or I have missed something in my three years of looking into said imigration laws.
I'm also in my own little "mopey" period at the moment which I'm afraid will last until I hear "okay baby, you can come" and I know for sure that we will at the very least be on the same side of the ocean again. So the idea of dealing with this frustration for another 11 years is just too much for me at the moment.
Am I making any sense?

