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What are the possible benefits of DD in an adult relationship context?
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Re: DD
Sat, April 8, 2006 - 12:24 PM
I use domestic discipline as a means of defining a relationship, and taking care of problems before they develop ino major issues or argumennts. Discipine isnt about being upset or angry, and it isnt about getting back at your partner - it is a quick and effective way of clearing the air.
Conversely, discipline allows the one at fault to show that they acknowledge their partner's feelings and accept that they could have been more considerate. Accepting discipline graciously demonstrates a healthy relationship - you are honest with yourself and your partner, admit that you were wrong, accept the consequences and move on.
Finally, or course, its very sexy! Isn't that why we do the things we do?
GaryQ
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Re: DD
Sat, April 8, 2006 - 1:33 PMDoes it go both ways in your relationship? -
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Re: DD
Sat, April 8, 2006 - 4:28 PM
Firstly, I am not currently _in_ a relationship
Secondly, I wrote that deliberately being ambiguous as to whether the acceptance of discipline would be one way or mutual, to cater for either kind of arrangement
Thirdly, just because I prefer to be the one who administers correction, I don't hold myself up as faultless, so there have certainly been times where I have agreed that I should be disciplined
GaryQ
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Re: DD
Sat, April 8, 2006 - 6:41 PMThanks for your contribution. I agree with your points.
Personally I believe that this kind of lifestyle is for sensitive and inteligente people.
Thanks, Antonio.
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Re: DD
Tue, May 2, 2006 - 7:39 AMI agree Gary. Since we have DD in our marriage, we have changed for the positive. We are much more relaxed, and orginazed.
kathy
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