sub or not?
anastacia,
Are you Mine? Are you My sub? If so, start thinking like one. Start acting like one.
I realize you have a job in which you cannot be submissive. Okay, fine. But, when you're talking to Me, you need to remember your place.
When you call to tell Me you need to stay after a meeting with a client to have lunch and shmooze, at least pretend you are actually asking for permission. I know you can't say, "May i please stay and have lunch with my client, Sir?" you could, however, say something like, "my client would like to go to lunch so we can get to know one another. Is there anything happening there that i need to come back for right now?" Do you think I would instruct you to not go to lunch in such a situation? Of course, not.
I have been far too forgiving and far too lenient. My willingness to try and let things like this slide probably has caused a fair amount of My recent stress and feeling of needing to step away for a couple of days as anything. That was not a pleasant experience for either of us. Assuming you want Me back to 'normal,' you need to start behaving appropriately. My property doesn't tell Me what she's going to do, she asks permission.
Now, be a good girl and write Me an apology. Tell Me how sorry you are and what you'd do to make amends.
Frederick
Are you Mine? Are you My sub? If so, start thinking like one. Start acting like one.
I realize you have a job in which you cannot be submissive. Okay, fine. But, when you're talking to Me, you need to remember your place.
When you call to tell Me you need to stay after a meeting with a client to have lunch and shmooze, at least pretend you are actually asking for permission. I know you can't say, "May i please stay and have lunch with my client, Sir?" you could, however, say something like, "my client would like to go to lunch so we can get to know one another. Is there anything happening there that i need to come back for right now?" Do you think I would instruct you to not go to lunch in such a situation? Of course, not.
I have been far too forgiving and far too lenient. My willingness to try and let things like this slide probably has caused a fair amount of My recent stress and feeling of needing to step away for a couple of days as anything. That was not a pleasant experience for either of us. Assuming you want Me back to 'normal,' you need to start behaving appropriately. My property doesn't tell Me what she's going to do, she asks permission.
Now, be a good girl and write Me an apology. Tell Me how sorry you are and what you'd do to make amends.
Frederick