27 October 2012

Dear Fondles ( A Letter)

See what happens when you start getting ahead of yourself and jump to conclusions? You end up assuming a bunch of things, none of which are exactly true. 

And then you end up accusing the ones you love of all sorts of wrongs (which, by the way, exist only in your head) and cause them to think you're angling for something. 

True, it's not entirely your fault that they think you're asking for something that you're not, but hey, that's what makes us human - our peculiar understanding of any given situation. Just cos you would handle it one way doesn't mean your other half is going to as well. 

See what happened after you talked? See how much better you felt? 

Well, let that be a lesson NOT to think up imaginary tragedies for your life. OK?

Didn't you feel so loved when he offered to come round this morning? Even if just to climb into bed with you cos you'd never agree to wake up that early and actually GO somewhere?

All that kissing and stroking your hair, and looking into your eyes and holding you close to him - wasn't that LOVE? The love you were SO sure you were never going to feel ever again? *Drama queen much?*

That one particular moment when he grabbed you tight and literally wrapped you in both his arms, squeezing the daylights out of you - what did you feel? You could FEEL him owning you. There was never any risk of him UNloving you. Silly child. You felt the word "MINE" emanating from him. So strong was it that you asked him to say it. "Say what's on your mind," you whispered. 

His reply threw you didn't it? What was it? Oh, yes... "I thought I almost lost you," he admitted. Did your heart not swell? No more ache in there, right? You see, it's possible that someone could love you as much and as deeply as you love them! 

When you told him you'd smoked last night from the stress and all that was upsetting you, he understood why. He nagged... but well, that's just him, isn't it? But he got it. He knows you were a wreck. 

And that spanking afterward - with your panties still on, so that he caught your bum just at the curve underneath, where arse (as he pronounces it) meets thigh - that was one heck of a reminder that you matter to him. That he's still responsible for you. It was stinging long after he was done. But you liked it. And you were good, you didn't rub it away, preferring instead to let the pain linger on your skin. He rubbed it for you, though. He's a good guy, you know, cheating aside (snigger). 

He had his cock in your mouth before too long, the way you enjoy it. Sure, you teased him, not really sucking on him, letting your tongue run around the circumference of his head, licking, flicking, not fully taking him wholly into your mouth. But seriously, do you think he couldn't have gotten his way if he wanted to? You like playing, and he likes watching you do that. This time you really gave it all your worth didn't you? Doing everything to pleasure him - using both hands, watching him as he looked down at you, wetting your lips with his wet cock, yeah I'd say "A" for effort. 

I bet he loved cumming and pumping into your mouth as you continued to suck on him. And you've had dirty noisy sex before - but today was different wasn't it? It was tender. When he finally pushed into your wet pussy, you were ready to surrender to him all over again. You were so raw and vulnerable, and he knew you needed to feel love. Not dominance, not ownership, not any of that D/s stuff - just love. And he did. He poured it all over you to try and undo all the pain that you'd been suffering over the last few days. 

So you see, he does look like he's here for the long haul. He knows better than anyone ever did what you need and what you desire. You gotta quit worrying, you cow, and let him love you the way you love him. 

~From, the other Fondles (you know, the one who's not neurotic and psychotic and paranoid.)

19 comments:

  1. its only a few hours ago that I warned you for becoming a split personality, and now look at this.
    OK, I'll learn to talk to both of you:

    Hi, Other Fondles, nice to meet you.
    I can read in your letter that you are a very nice, loving, calm and stable personality.
    Give my hugs to Fondles!

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    1. Hahaha - hi Bas. This is the sane Fondles. It's nice to meet you. Mostly the crazy one is the one you see - running about losing her head and getting up to all kinds of mischief. I'm usually huddled away in the corner with a book. That is, until she gets into trouble too huge for her to handle on her own. Sigh. I wanna go back to the corner now. I'm sure she'll be able to take it from here.

      ;)

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  2. Oh Honey, we all have a neurotic, psychotic, paranoid side to us that drives us crazy on occasion. Just don't let her out too often :)

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    1. sometimes i think that's the side that's out MOST of the time, and she's just pretending to be the OTHER sane Me.

      must be all this Halloween fever going around.

      but thanks for the love!

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  3. I'm sitting here reading this and it's so similar to what I've been feeling lately. Getting so wrapped up in something that's not even happening that you forget all the rest the other person has said and done. Oh yeah, know that all too well!!

    Yours said, "I thought I almost lost you."

    Mine said, "I won't lose you. Not to petty emotion, and certainly not to misunderstandings."

    I've heard these things come in 3s, heh. We should find the poor woman and warn her.

    I read about you and BIKSS, I'm going through your archives. While the situation is differently laid out on our end, I see ourselves in you both. Had I not said anything from the beginning, we likely would have been friends for 20 years only to find out we've cared about each other all that time.

    When it's good? It's really good. Hang onto that. Cling to that feeling when doubts creep in. Remember the small moments where he shows himself.

    They say actions speak louder than words. When words reflect actions, those speak the loudest. The vulnerability of admitting his fear of losing you while holding you tight.

    That sums it up right there. Don't forget that moment. :)

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    1. you know, we actually have quite a few of those kinds of moments. He used to be reserved about telling me how he feels, masking it and leaving subtexts everywhere. These days it's a lot easier to get him be mushy and just say the words.

      Yes, we have many moments.

      and i want to put up an APB - two down - one more to go. WATCH out sub world!

      and i hope you're feeling better... i haven't been reading and catching up on anything, trying to keep my emotions in check and function and teach and just carry on with life while dealing with this. i'll go and take a look soon.

      i am VERY affected by my emotions - but i have also become very good and segregating them from the me that has to work and survive in the real world. It's still tiring as heck tho!

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    2. Mushy is very good!! :D

      I'm doing much better now, thanks! The past two weeks have been hell on us. But we're both doing much better. More open and relaxed with each other again. It's a great feeling!

      And I understand, I'm very affected by my emotions too. I get overwhelmed in my own head, even if I can function out in the world. It is absolutely exhausting, agreed!

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  4. Love can be such an emotional roller coaster.

    Hug,
    Joey

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    1. except one can only get off at the low points - which is where it hurts the most. now if we could leave the ride at the highs, i bet we'd all be much better off.

      thanks for the steady support!!

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  5. Women can be such an emotional roller coaster. And I blame the nature of our bodies. It is what makes us all so interesting. The format was great, and I hope that you really are able to feel that.

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    1. you're like the Creative Director to my copywriter.

      i'm glad you approve. i try. :)

      and yeah, well, i sometimes feel a little foolish for taking something tiny and blowing it up to ginormous proportions only to become aware of said made-up-mountains later on.

      and then have to come back and tell everyone it was a false alarm, nothing bad happened and we're all good.

      kinda like the boy who cried wolf.

      Thank you all for worrying about me and caring!

      and yes. i feel it. my heart swells again :)

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  6. Im glad all is good and things are more clearer now after talking it through, better to let it out then keep it all kept in...now im off to practice what i preach again lol....coz im really bad at opening up about what i feel! but then sometimes i think its easier to see things in others relationships that they talk about than it is to perhaps see yourself.

    x

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    1. yeah, off you go and open up then.

      i usually am quite good at it. just that once in a while i feel as tho i'm asking for too much and i don't deserve it.

      er, so i imagine the worst thing. and start the conversation from that point.

      of course this means the other person now thinks that's where I want to be. cos i didn't ask them - i just assumed. oh it's a mess.

      being totally honest is still always the better option.

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  7. Yea Fondles...Yea BIKSS! You both did well surviving and supporting and loving eachother.

    Don't feel bad about about feeling what you felt. Your feelings were real, tears concrete, sadness deep.

    Hurrah for a new day!

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    1. thank you so much!

      yeah, it definitely FELT real. I hated every minute of it.

      i prefer THIS one much better!

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  8. DH can have whole conversations with himself, he imagines what the other person is going to say, and, it is just not true what he thinks the other person is going to say...

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    1. hmmm sounds like me. i can work myself into a spiral in a few minutes.

      it's a gift i tell you

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  9. I'm happy for you guys, fondles. And isn't it amazing how a little time and a little communication can bring a whole new perspective to things? All the best!

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    1. i think a lot of it has to do with saying whats in one's head rather than being worried that they other person will reject you or shoot you down. fear is one thing, but trust should over-ride that.

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