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Words · 10-14-2012, 12:14 PM

I realized you weren't talking about me June, and I realize that I might have a different perspective on things because I'm kind of isolated as a femme. But even though I have no doubt whatsoever that the kind of behaviour you've referred to in your last post does exist, I still think it would be wise to take into account the fact that there are other factors that should sometimes be considered when judging (for want of a better word) those who don't subscribe to the 'never, never in a million years' way of thinking.

Listen, I am incredibly jealous. I am. So much so that one of the things I've said to Blue is that, were I to die, then even though I'd want Hym to be happy with someone else, I wouldn't want Hym to discuss things that were unique to U/us. The intimate stuff. The stuff that was 'O/ours' and O/ours alone...So say Blue and I were to split up (let's make it an amicable divorce since I can't really imagine O/our breaking up any other way). Would it bother me if some time down the line I found out that a best femme friend of mine and Hy were together (not fucking, but together)? Course it would. But would I feel betrayed? By the friend? By Blue? No. I'd feel sad that it hadn't worked out for U/us. I'd feel jealous that someone else was now taking my place. But, because I love Blue and want Hym to be happy, and because I'm assuming that I'd also love and trust my best femme friend and that she would be capable of making Hym happy, then I would console myself by believing that within T/their new relationship, T/they'd B/both show respect for the memory, if you will, of the relationship that was once Blue and mine's. (Though, I do have to admit, I'd probably move to another county so as to not have to witness their newfound happiness so clearly, this hypothetical situation isn't something I'd actually enjoy. Far from it.)

Naive? Perhaps. Not entirely true? Hard to say since I doubt it will ever happen. But at this point in time, that's the way that I feel.

Words

P.S. Sorry June, posted after you did.

10-14-2012, 12:14 PM	#125
Words Member How Do You Identify?: Queer femme submissive Relationship Status: Married Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: UK Posts: 969 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 1,449 Thanked 4,258 Times in 677 Posts Rep Power: 21474853	I realized you weren't talking about me June, and I realize that I might have a different perspective on things because I'm kind of isolated as a femme. But even though I have no doubt whatsoever that the kind of behaviour you've referred to in your last post does exist, I still think it would be wise to take into account the fact that there are other factors that should sometimes be considered when judging (for want of a better word) those who don't subscribe to the 'never, never in a million years' way of thinking. Listen, I am incredibly jealous. I am. So much so that one of the things I've said to Blue is that, were I to die, then even though I'd want Hym to be happy with someone else, I wouldn't want Hym to discuss things that were unique to U/us. The intimate stuff. The stuff that was 'O/ours' and O/ours alone...So say Blue and I were to split up (let's make it an amicable divorce since I can't really imagine O/our breaking up any other way). Would it bother me if some time down the line I found out that a best femme friend of mine and Hy were together (not fucking, but together)? Course it would. But would I feel betrayed? By the friend? By Blue? No. I'd feel sad that it hadn't worked out for U/us. I'd feel jealous that someone else was now taking my place. But, because I love Blue and want Hym to be happy, and because I'm assuming that I'd also love and trust my best femme friend and that she would be capable of making Hym happy, then I would console myself by believing that within T/their new relationship, T/they'd B/both show respect for the memory, if you will, of the relationship that was once Blue and mine's. (Though, I do have to admit, I'd probably move to another county so as to not have to witness their newfound happiness so clearly, this hypothetical situation isn't something I'd actually enjoy. Far from it.) Naive? Perhaps. Not entirely true? Hard to say since I doubt it will ever happen. But at this point in time, that's the way that I feel. Words P.S. Sorry June, posted after you did. Last edited by Words; 10-14-2012 at 12:19 PM.