Tasha Now I imagine you bringing a boy home and asking for the key with him around...
Tasha's stuff
youdontknowme Now I imagine you bringing a boy home and asking for the key with him around...
But she is unbelted at home, just need to find an excuse for him
youdontknowme I'm not that stupid haha. If I dare ask that there will be a huge commotion at the home.
Joh Sorry, I don't get it.
I was promised monthly unlocking before, I remember posting it here.
Aside:
And I've been very busy and will be this week.
Maybe we give a different meaning to the word âacceptingâ. I donât accept opinion I disagree with. I respect the right to express them, but I donât respect the idea per se if for me itâs completely wrong. I normally give a lot of explanation on why I donât accept them.
So in my opinion accepting is recognising that the idea is valid, even if I disagree on it
For example I accept the idea @Ines being belted. Do I think she should? No. But I accept she want this and happy about it.
Hope the example clarify my position.
Milord That approach works well when in a situation where the ideas themselves are primary (like this forum). However, when trying to navigate a personal relationship we sometimes need to accept and work around unreasonable and/or irrational ideas.
To use Tasha's situation as an example, if she completely disregards her parents' opinion it will probably damage the relationship. Thad doesn't mean she has to do what they want all the time, but at least take their opinion into consideration and show them that she takes it seriously and they are more likely to accept a compromise she is willing to make.
pestulens show them that she takes it seriously and they are more likely to accept a compromise she is willing to make
Yeah, I think me allowing to be belted while outside probably eased me into getting out of the belt.
I would still like to keep a healthy relationship, but if things don't pan out I'm absolutely willing to break the relationship. But again I think of my sister, wouldn't want to leave her unless she can do something of her own
Milord So in my opinion accepting is recognising that the idea is valid, even if I disagree on it
well, maybe i'm too much of a free speech advocate, but for me, any opinion is valid for now, i just don't have to share it. otherwise @pestulens has described well what I mean
pestulens To use Tasha's situation as an example, if she completely disregards her parents' opinion it will probably damage the relationship. Thad doesn't mean she has to do what they want all the time, but at least take their opinion into consideration and show them that she takes it seriously and they are more likely to accept a compromise she is willing to make.
That's exactly how it is
Renita when I was belted, i used to tell them where i was going. I don't really have to ask permission per say.
Today morning when I went to drop my sister off at school I did wear the belt. I told them I was going out, they put the belt on me. Once I was back I got it removed.
Being belted for short periods hasn't been a big issue so far, I'll keep this going for now.