Online now
Online now

The Chimera's Whispers

Musings, whispers, thoughts, opinions, murmurs, and lessons learned from someone returning to the Lifestyle.
5 years ago. September 29, 2019 at 5:00 AM

For those of you who might roll your eyes while you read through blogs and go "Ugh, another sub gushing about her Dom..."

Yeah... This blog post is going to be one of THOSE mushy, sentimental posts. So you might wanna duck out before you get on board the feels-train.

I think sometimes we get so stuck up, hung up, caught up, wrapped up, and bound up -- (Haaaaa! Pun intended!) on what roles we should take/be in that we often times forget that sometimes even the simplest acts of love/kindness can mean so much and be precisely what we need.
Both giving and receiving.

It's like glue -- I'll come back to this later though.


...I lost my cat last Sunday. I held her until the very end, I kept her gently against my chest until her final breath and final heartbeat.
It's very bittersweet, and I knew the time was coming. I just wish it hadn't been so soon.

She was 20 years old. So I mean, she truly did have a full and happy life filled with love. I've been having issues coping with the fact that she's gone.

What surprised me, and still surprises me; was that my Dom- despite the distance- stayed with me as best he could the entire time. Throughout my meltdowns, crying, ranting, babbling, and the coping. He was right there. He still is "right here" to a degree, sweetly snoring in my ears. (I think it's cute. Though I am fairly certain my assend is going to be on fire later when he reads this.)

 

The first night I lost my cat, I begged him to sleep with me as opposed to staying awake all night to watch over me on a Discord call to make sure I'd be okay. I explained to him that him resting would make me much happier than potentially hurting or wearing himself out by staying up on the call while I slept.

 

  I've always faced issues alone. (When I say this, I mean I've had my family as a support system always, which I'm thankful for. But, never had someone as a friend, a lover, a boyfriend, or a partner stay beside me like so.) Maybe that just shows just how messed up my previous "relationshits" were - but he didn't have to do that. Not at all. Many of my close friends just apologized for my loss and carried about their own devices.
I didn't ask him to stay with me through the maelstrom of grief and emotions. He did it on his own; it was his choice.

I... I am still somewhat taken a back by it, and with it. I realize that we sometimes just get so set in what 'roles' we place ourselves in. Not just as a Dom/sub, Master/slave, Owner/pet, Daddy/little, etc... But in our day to day lives too. Husband/Wife, Manager/Employee, Driver/Pedestrian, Parent/child- etc.
We forget that sometimes it really is the smaller acts of love and kindness that can really make all of the difference. Not just in the act of aftercare either. But, I mean in general. Caring about someone else genuinely.

 

The level of empathy, care, and compassion my Dom displayed this passing week has really reaffirmed just how fortunate I am to have the pleasure of meeting him; and being able to know him as a person. Be it as his submissive, his girlfriend, his friend, or even an acquaintance. It also makes me that much happier to give him my submission, and be his.

So my point of this blog post- is to show my adoration and quiet thanks to him. But, to also remind everyone that sometimes showing kindness to others, even in the smallest acts. Can have the biggest impact on another.

 

"But Auria..? What about the glue you mentioned earlier?"    -- Pfft- heheh... I knew you'd get stuck on that.

 

Until next time, Cage Dwellers.

~Chimera

TheAnt​(dom male) - I have to admit, the Dom/sub relationship, from my opinion based on life experiences is way stronger than a vanilla partner relationship. I once had full facial reconstruction surgery (called a two jaw in layman's terms with cheek implants) and my wife at the time didnt want to miss work despite it took me over a month of being in the hospital.
Couple that with some of the huge issues I have had with other injuries and horrible life situations and again, although I was married at the time, no wife to be found.
Now, not all vanilla relationships are probably like that, but I am damn sure that most Kink dynamics ARE supportive. The kink life is a special wonderful fulfilling supportive life.. oh and if anyone reading this is saying "Hey, my Dom (or sub) let me down when I needed them" GET A NEW ONE NOW!
-DA
5 years ago
TheChimera​(sub female) - This is my very first D/s relationship that was structured and had a bit more "Shape" to it -- hard to explain. But, yeah I can completely agree there.
I dunno, watching my parents marriage - they support one another and are there for one another a lot. Through thick and thin. It's one thing that made me realize my past relationships weren't very good/healthy.
I completely agree that D/s and relationships within the lifestyle can be a lot more supportive.

I'm sorry you had to go through that on your own. That's really difficult, but I'm glad you're here and that you're happier. (I read your blogs and Kitty's blogs~)
5 years ago
AshenFenrir​(dom male) - Thank you, auria. This post surprised me, but it also touched way down and plucked at my heart strings. And I'm sorry you had to deal with that DaddyAnt, that had to be incredibly rough...especially without the support of the one person I think should have been there.

I do feel the same, that a proper relationship within the lifestyle tends to be far stronger than a vanilla one (also based on my experiences), and I think it's at least in part due to the fact that they are deeper. Now, to explain further?

By 'proper' I mean more along the lines of 'when there is a genuine interest, when both sides are truly committed, and when there is a completely open, honest, communicative framework and trust' and by 'deeper' I'll explain a bit from my perspective.

I want to learn, and come to know my sub (or whatever the applicable role is) as fully and completely as I can. Ideally, at least as well or better than they know themselves. That means delving deep, even into places that are truly frightening to consider self-reflection into..and freely offering the same, in return. By doing so, I think it allows for greater trust, understanding, and connections to be built than one usually finds within a vanilla relationship (though there are exceptions to many rules, so your mileage may vary)
5 years ago
TheAnt​(dom male) - AshenFenrir,
You are right on the money with your belief. We have a responsiblity to fully understand our subs. We should know all the crap they have been through so we can help them deal with the unresolved issues. I have found that by repairing their foundation they are built on, the sub is happier and less likely to dwell on that crap from the past that still bothered them when they are ready to be part of the dynamic. It also cause less impedance to the forward progress.
(Oh, and this is not the same as tearing someone down and rebuilding them that you see some Doms talk about. Our past makes us who we are today.)
-DA
5 years ago
TheChimera​(sub female) - P R E A C H Gentlemen!!

(Pardon me~ just shaking my pom poms in the back, here.)
5 years ago
Sweet Ginger​(sub female){âš“ } - I'm sorry for your loss.... Losing a beloved pet is one of the most difficult times in our lives.. You must have been a good mommy for your cat to live as long as she had.. I'm glad you have your Dom to comfort you through this tomorrow..🌷 take care 🌷
5 years ago
TheChimera​(sub female) - Thank you sweetling~ ♥
5 years ago
Sweet Ginger​(sub female){âš“ } - Yw :) even a lil bit of kindness goes a long way.. Take it one day at a time.. When I lost my cat Misha ever time I thought about her it made me cry.. Now thinking of her makes me smile.. You'll never forget them.. I know one day I'll see all those I've loved including Misha and that makes me feel better.. **hugs** I hope it gives you some comfort in knowing that your cat was lucky having her, someone who loved her so deeply..
5 years ago
dollMaker​(dom male) - I am very sorry for your loss. Deep warm condolences sent. Heartbreaking. I am glad you had someone decent to support you during this time.
5 years ago
TheChimera​(sub female) - Thank you. Means a lot to me~
5 years ago
Bunnie - Dammit... I did get stuck on the glue... mean :b lol

I too am very sorry for the loss of your cat, that’s a difficult thing to bear... your Sir sounds lovely... I’m so glad you had the support you needed *hugs*
5 years ago
TheChimera​(sub female) - The glue man, works every time bweheheheh.

And thank you, the well wishes mean a lot to me. As mentioned I feel very fortunate to have my Dom~
5 years ago
venia​(sub female){notlooking} - My heart goes out to you on the loss of your sweet girl. I’m happy that you had the support you deserved and needed during this difficult time. 💜
5 years ago
TheChimera​(sub female) - Thank you so much; means a lot to me. I miss her a lot, and I'm thankful for the support


5 years ago

You must be registered and signed in to comment


Register Sign in