Merelan
Lady's Love
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(Inspired by, once again, ebonyfire)
I read a chance remark she made, and have pondered it since.
In another thread she says, quoting her and nemoalia...
(Originally posted by NemoAlia)
It is so weird to read through these old threads and see my name in front of posts that I don't even remember writing! Heh, it's like I'm a different person than I was a year ago."
Ebonyfire remarks,
I can identify in that although I may be the same person I was a year ago, my focus is a lot different now.
Are you different? Or is it your focus maybe that has changed? In regards to bdsm, or otherwise.
I truly believe we touch others in our wanderings through life. In doing so we change them, in minute ways, and others. so if this be true to you, then let them know.
1. How have you changed this past year? Are you happy with it?
2. Who here helped in that change? Or maybe we are just playthings to while away your time, and that's fine too. We need rest time, play time to balance life.
Shall I answer?
1. Yes I have changed. In small, and in major ways. I have been blessed with friends who hold my hand, or push me out the door when needed. I am more open with others about what I need, and do not hide it inside as much. For that I have learned it is not selfish to ask, but is selfish not to let them help, or give to me.
This relates to "outside" life as well as my sensual life. I am slowly learning how to balance my life, and though I am not always a good juggler, I pick up the balls and keep trying, not waiting for someone else to do it.
I still yearn for submission, but I have learned to accept the little parts of it, and cherish the loving that I am so blessed with.
I think I am a better friend now, no, I know I am. I do not always agree with others, and now am not afraid to tell them so when it is important.
I am more patient, though not always.
There are many ways I have changed.
The most profound is that I feel grown up, no longer a teenager. I am a woman now, in my mother's eyes. Never before did I feel she saw me grown and on my own. I am her favorite, I know that now, most like her in the ways that matter. And now, even though I am losing her physically, I know she is a part of me, a good and special poart, that only by having these last months, when we knew them to be the last, did I see this.
(for those that don't know, I am 38)
Enough rambling.......
2. Who here has changed me?
I would like to say all of you. But that isn't fair, though it is true. I am not listing, I hate lists. But some of you I have gotten to know outside these four "walls". And those I maybe have never pm'd, I learn from you too. Even those I dislike. I learn patience and understanding from you, and how not to peek at a thread you start, no matter how intriquing the title.
Mostly I have learned, here at this forum, our little haven on the web, that it is okay to be different. It is "normal" to want things others don't. To crave the feelings and needs I have. To go wild at the thought of simply kneeling at her feet, and seeing "that" look in her eyes.
To know I have made someone proud of "owning" me.
Okay, I think I blew my own thread. Pardon me while I find a kleenex and a cup of coffee. Maybe later I can post with more sense.
I read a chance remark she made, and have pondered it since.
In another thread she says, quoting her and nemoalia...
(Originally posted by NemoAlia)
It is so weird to read through these old threads and see my name in front of posts that I don't even remember writing! Heh, it's like I'm a different person than I was a year ago."
Ebonyfire remarks,
I can identify in that although I may be the same person I was a year ago, my focus is a lot different now.
Are you different? Or is it your focus maybe that has changed? In regards to bdsm, or otherwise.
I truly believe we touch others in our wanderings through life. In doing so we change them, in minute ways, and others. so if this be true to you, then let them know.
1. How have you changed this past year? Are you happy with it?
2. Who here helped in that change? Or maybe we are just playthings to while away your time, and that's fine too. We need rest time, play time to balance life.
Shall I answer?
1. Yes I have changed. In small, and in major ways. I have been blessed with friends who hold my hand, or push me out the door when needed. I am more open with others about what I need, and do not hide it inside as much. For that I have learned it is not selfish to ask, but is selfish not to let them help, or give to me.
This relates to "outside" life as well as my sensual life. I am slowly learning how to balance my life, and though I am not always a good juggler, I pick up the balls and keep trying, not waiting for someone else to do it.
I still yearn for submission, but I have learned to accept the little parts of it, and cherish the loving that I am so blessed with.
I think I am a better friend now, no, I know I am. I do not always agree with others, and now am not afraid to tell them so when it is important.
I am more patient, though not always.
There are many ways I have changed.
The most profound is that I feel grown up, no longer a teenager. I am a woman now, in my mother's eyes. Never before did I feel she saw me grown and on my own. I am her favorite, I know that now, most like her in the ways that matter. And now, even though I am losing her physically, I know she is a part of me, a good and special poart, that only by having these last months, when we knew them to be the last, did I see this.
(for those that don't know, I am 38)
Enough rambling.......
2. Who here has changed me?
I would like to say all of you. But that isn't fair, though it is true. I am not listing, I hate lists. But some of you I have gotten to know outside these four "walls". And those I maybe have never pm'd, I learn from you too. Even those I dislike. I learn patience and understanding from you, and how not to peek at a thread you start, no matter how intriquing the title.
Mostly I have learned, here at this forum, our little haven on the web, that it is okay to be different. It is "normal" to want things others don't. To crave the feelings and needs I have. To go wild at the thought of simply kneeling at her feet, and seeing "that" look in her eyes.
To know I have made someone proud of "owning" me.
Okay, I think I blew my own thread. Pardon me while I find a kleenex and a cup of coffee. Maybe later I can post with more sense.