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I once had two Siamese cats, siblings. I feel Joey's pain.
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When you don't plan it, and it naturally flows that way, that's quite an accomplishment.
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I see the moon in your collection of poems as a sliver of light and hope in the darkness of loneliness and the remembrance of past loves. I agree with @Lyssa that the poems, although separate, are woven together like a song.
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your words touch deep, as always. Such farewells are never easy, but remembering the positive moments with fondness helps ease the transition a little. Still, saying goodbye is one of the hardest acts in life. your references to silt and sand and the tide washing away shared footprints really brings the sentiment home on an organic level. Beautifully done, tim. Cheers - Mac
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Loving easy is not a negative trait. It's learning how to harness that love - being receptive to opportunities while also having discernment over what is good or bad for you - that is the challenge. Don't ever stifle your capacity to love.
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My condolences, drew. It hurts the heart, I know.
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Lost...then found. A powerful duet of poems. Our minds are often our own worst enemies, conjuring up self-doubt. That's when a friend, even in a virtual world, is valuable to have around. As always, your poems evoke raw emotion.
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I know this hasn't been an easy time for you, drew. But portraying emotions through written word can be part of the grieving, and also part of the healing, process. Guero will be cherished in your memories as well as here on this page.
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Although I read these once previously, reading them again this morning brought fresh reactions. Death arriving with a bang, not just quietly sneaking in, is chilling. I'm happy that you decided to start posting here, moggy, and I look forward to reading more (because I know you have more!) - Cheers, Mac
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Good decision.
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Aggravation lingers And scratches at the eyes The never-ending struggle To exist with what belies Trapped in bleak discordance We claw hard at bitter roots Seek solace for our errors While cinched in disrepute Limits of expression Lure heat to fuel the fires Bring derision to the table And suppress profound desires Intentions can’t foretell A lone man’s disposition In a world which spins eternal We ea
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It's difficult to read these after last night's situation, but, again, you've powerfully expressed your feelings through poetry, which (hopefully) releases some of that pain out into the air and away from you. xo
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Thanks for returning to this for a moment. I hadn't finished my thought on it, which is that a safe word or gesture isn't necessary when the D/s relationship is built on absolute care and trust. That, plus communication and the Dom's ability to read the sub's reactions (there has to be some intuitiveness there, which a good Dom should have) is paramount to successful handling. Mike clearly has that with you. It works, for both of you.
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OK, here's my answer: A safe word isn't necessary in a D/s relationship. Boundaries are already set and the Dom maintains control. Waiting for PM thread...
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I wasn't going to get into anything serious here. I thought there would be a PM group organized for that.
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you're better off not asking questions.
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Leave Me out of that one.
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you don't get to ask that.
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Oh, you'll be broken, boy. Texas and Colorado aren't that far apart.
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your choice. But obviously not the best one.
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Discipline is an ongoing process.
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you still have adventures ahead of you, new experiences that you've been wanting to explore. Those experiences will bring clarity.
