Taramafor(sub male) |
6 years ago •
Jun 23, 2018
6 years ago •
Jun 23, 2018
Taramafor(sub male) • Jun 23, 2018
Being blunt. In the end you can only help yourself and each other. Though logical and unbiased advice along with other peoples viewpoints can help as well of course.
1: Does he ever hesitate with your happiness? 2: Do you struggle with the communication? 3: Could even introducing someone else you know to them "break the ice" between you two? Personally I did this today myself and it helped. There's a lot of factors at play. But basically if he hesitates to make you happy in a specific area that's on him. Can be hard to bring up some topics because of that fear of not wanting to seem too selfish/needy but if you get down/depressed due to lack of attention or activity then speak your mind or suffer the consequences for remaining silent. In the end it will harm BOTH of you in the long run if the don't get a dose of blunt honesty along the lines of "I need more of this and you'll just feel bad later if you don't try sooner instead of later". Can be tricky to phrase that in a way that doesn't come across as "guilt trippy". But it is true in my experience. Unfortunately the trick is in getting another to do the same back even when you know they care. And when they don't speak back so much that can really complicate things. But that too is on them and not you if that's the case. Provided you tried to be understanding yourself of course. Don't feel bad for having tried to make things work out. I only skim read the thread so I don't have the full story. But hopefully this general advice helps. I've been through and observed more then my fair share of depression. Don't let it beat you. Be understanding and don't stand for excuses instead. Everyone has reasons to hesitate and be concerned though. Even angry. My theory is your sub nature causes you to struggle with "leading by example" when it's needed. Know this. Even a sub must take charge if another struggles and lacks direction. Even with owners. |
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