His answers-
Yes, my mother and sister are belted, too.
It was clear from the very beginning, that she is belted, our parents asked (not forced) us to meet.
Saintprudence knowing what it is like, what led you to conclude that keeping her belted was the most appropriate path forward?
We had a boot camp, we decided to give it a try afterwards.
My idea, based on our experiences of the boot camp and from what I know from our families.
Saintprudence Sara is an adult and can make her own decisions, but are you at all concerned that you are asking her at a relatively young age for what appears to be a lifetime commitment to the belt?
I think it is my responsibility that I see when something is to strict for her or makes her unhappy. This is my most important job. Beside this and as long as I ensure this, I don't think that I demand to much. She can be 100% sure that she will not have to accept something that makes her unhappy in the long run.
Angelina and what about a discussion without argumentation ? i.e. one in which you both only let the facts be replicated
Me again:
I can talk about the impact of anything but not argue against it. This is reserved for maintenance sessions. I don't feel the need to talk about it outside of these sessions.