i am


at twenty seven i have always struggled with who i am, what it is that i stand for and what it is that i believe. now more than ever i feel that its important for me to write it down and start pulling things together. 

i am typically more quiet than i will ever be loud. i feel for everyone and everything, (my master's ex-girlfriend i feel the need to reach out and help her to feel better and to find closure but i'm not allowed). in order for me to really function at my best i need boundaries that are set in stone and consequences if i ever go outside of those boundaries. 

i believe that my master/hoh/daddy is the head of the house. i believe that despite my making my own money that he is in charge of all spending. i believe that what he says and the standards that he sets for his house and for me goes. i believe that he has say in everything that happens in my life what i wear, how i speak, how i behave, that goes back to boundaries i believe. 

i believe that men by nature are polygamous. i believe that for me that there is only one man and i have found him. my master/hoh/daddy does not need to ask my permission to date or to see another woman it is well within his right to not inform me at all. i may ask questions but once my daddy has said something is final i am not to disobey that. 

i see my future as one full of joy. i see myself having more children, i see us having a big house with lots of land maybe a horse ( big maybe) i see my future sister wife living not to far from my house and daddy living between his house with her and his with me. i see a family built on love, faith and devotion. 

this is who i am, and i love who i am and who i am growing into. 

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

You may only be 27 but you are wise beyond your years. Some women never get it. Yes, men, by nature, are polygamous. They can also be selfish, thoughtless and inconsiderate, and somewhat sully the virtues of polygamy.

Fortunately, as you say, you have found The One. It works for you and brings you great happiness. A joy that some never feel.