Ties That Bind
by: Sir Wolfr1
2007


My friends,
As I am sure many of you know, on the 18th of October 2007, I suffered a loss that still leaves me feeling like an empty shell. My beloved submissive, Passionate Desire passed from this earth, and from my life as well. Pet and I were together for over 10 years...few vanilla relationships could say the same or have been stronger. She made of me a better Dominant, a better man and a better human being. In all the years we were together, she never once lied to me. She may not have told me what I wanted to hear, but she never lied to me. Her loyality, her devotion and her love were beyond question, and I am only now starting to slowly pull myself back together again.



The two women sat together in a darkened restaurant
Sisters in heart and soul as well.
Two women, one vanilla, one not
As each tried to explain how it was that she felt

"I don't understand my little sis" said the elder of the two
You're a strong and independent woman, this is the last thing I would have expected of you
To wear a man's ring is one thing, but to wear so proudly that...that thing upon your neck...
I'm sorry little sister, but the thought just makes of me a wreck.

He abuses you, he beats you, yet you wear your wounds with pride
He takes from you your dignity and yet you take it all in stride.
You proudly call yourself his property, and you kneel before his feet
Little sister, perhaps you cannot see the truth, but to him you are little more than meat.

The collared woman smiled a smile that said she had heard these words before
She sighed as she remembered how the night before how from beneath his boots she had soared
She tried to explain the joys that she had found in this man so different from all the rest
And how she knew as she knelt before him, that she was truly blessed.

Her sister dismissed her words, not understanding what they meant
Her eyes only saw the collar, and the dark shadows it to her did represent.
She feared that this man would hurt her sister, and that she would not allow
And if he did hurt her she silently swore, she would bring a dreadful price upon his brow.

"You don't understand my sister" said the younger of the two
The relationship between us is more than more than words can say to you
You see debasement because to him I bend a knee
But I tell you little sister, in that submission to the man I love, in that I am truly free.

For it is in that submission, I know the place I need to be
And to find the one worthy of that submission is the dream of every submissive soul who bends a knee.
Our submission is not weakness, but it sets us apart from all the rest
And to find the One who completes our soul means we can pass the harshest test.

Still her sister did dismiss her words, showing her the ring upon her hand
"This is the only bond that matters, the one that a man can understand
For this binds my husband unto me, and me it binds to him
And if my husband were to raise a hand to me, he would likely loose that limb.

With a smile her sister said "That is exactly the point I try to make
You are bound to him, and he to you in bonds that neither of you dare break
But Master and I are bound together by bonds of honor and of love
In joy and trust and respect for each other we live as the hand within the glove.

For a submissive must trust the one to whom she bends a knee
And the man to whom I have no trust shall never place his bonds on me
To hear you say it you stay with your man because you and he have no other choice
Each chained unto the other, with no way to give your true feelings voice.

Her sister started to again dismiss her words when something from the shadows she did spy
A man was entering the restaurant, and she saw what she could not deny
For upon that man's arm that she had so long loved and had called her own
Was a woman who clung to him, and she softly cursed herself and realized she should have known.

She leaned back into the shadows as both women watch
As they went into a secluded and private room
No words were spoken now between the two of them
And the silence was like a tomb

At last the woman looked back to her sister, her eyes now filled with tears
The man she loved, and she had thought loved her had betrayed her, and likely done so for who knew how many years
Yet this woman did not give way to tears, she did not scream or cry or holler
She looked across the table and said softly and with a quiet dignity "Tell me more about this collar."


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