A couple of weeks ago I published an email question
here on Uncle Agony. I was a little surprised to see it generated only one comment whereas the previous post had provoked a much larger response. Clearly some questions are seen as more interesting than others or can give rise to more ideas of support.
Perhaps it was because the question seemed to be more of a domestic issue than a D/s issue. However for me there were some key D/s points.
To summarise briefly
signed loving has fallen out with her husband's (also her Dominant) family. He wants her to go and make up with them. She finds that difficult. Her husband rather than
instructing her to do so has not pushed her but wants her to resolve it when she is ready.
I think there is an issue as to whether in a domestic discipline situation her husband should instruct her to resolve the problem. It is clearly distressing to him and she has promised obedience. So should he not just tell her to sort things out and expect it to be done. He seems to be being very reasonable, recognising the consequences of forcing an issue that might be very important to his wife. However isn't the
point of a domestic discipline relationship that the husband takes responsibility and should decide what needs to be done and instruct it to happen?
Also from the wife's point of view as she wants to please her husband and not spoil the "bliss" of their current relationship - should she not instigate what is necessary to resolve the situation from her own initiative? Does she not have a duty to bow to her husbands wishes rather than putting her own feelings first?
It just seems to me that the response to the question might be different in a domestic discipline relationship as opposed to in a vanilla relationship.
Any thoughts?