The last time I wrote about Aurora and I switching roles, it was a bit different. I know many of you got a good laugh out of it and that is okay. We still laugh about that experience too. In fact, we were just talking about it today. This time though, the role reversal wasn't voluntary.
As Aurora said earlier, I was recently diagnosed with diabetes. Up until that day, I had one focus...to make sure Aurora gets healthy. Suddenly, I found myself with the need to get healthy. I found myself reeling from the news. I found myself dealing with anger, worry, denial and various other emotions. And Aurora found herself not being the center of my attention and worrying about me instead of the other way around. She wasn't comfortable in this role at all and I don't blame her. Just as our experience with the spanking stick months back, there is a reason that she is the submissive in this relationship. She doesn't like or want control. She doesn't want worries. That is why she gives that all over to me and I love taking care of it. I am very lucky and very grateful that Aurora has been so supportive of me through this, but it's time for me to take back my role.
As time moves on and I settle into a routine with this whole diabetes thing, our roles are slowly returning to normal. Sure, I still have to take care of myself but I have dealt with the emotions and the lifestyle change. Now I am ready to care for Aurora how I know best. I want to take care of us both. I want her to be able to relax and not worry so much about my health and instead, focus on her healing by staying calm and stress free.
I am happy to report that my diabetes is getting under control and Aurora's health issues are slowly improving as well. We have a long journey ahead of us with all of this, but I can see some light. We will be back to our usual selves soon. We will be healthier than before and able to enjoy this lifestyle even more. Speaking for myself, this was my wake-up call. It is my time to take control of my health so that I can be around a long time for my Aurora. I look so forward to the future of us!
Although this role switch was much less painful for me, this is definitely something that I want to avoid in the future!
Thank you for the update Phillip. So glad to hear you are getting your diabetes under control and that Aurora's health is improving.
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