Is he going to end things with me? what is the context when he says I just want you to be well?

[736_switch_blade]

he is the white bubble

[on_my_knees]

It's like trying to spot a chameleon in a tree, but you can look for some clues that might suggest he's about to bid farewell. Like, he may suddenly lose interest in tasks or assignments, and his prayers to the Mistress might become half-hearted. He might be reluctant in engaging in certain activities that were once enjoyed.

Bondage might now be met with expressions of discomfort, or someone who previously embraced the thrill of being blindfolded might now complain about the darkness. The excitement of being bound, whether lightly or heavily, might fade. He might even resist spending extended periods in his cage.

The knife play you mentioned seems to have lost its allure. Where there was once a spark of excitement at the sight of a blade, there's now a noticeable hesitation, a telltale sign that something has changed within him. His gaze, which used to linger eagerly on the sharp edges, now averts quickly,

A shift in his relationship with collars could also be telling. He might avoid wearing them in public, giving you some lame excuse like sudden sensitivity to materials like leather. Same deal with handcuffs or manacles. Ball gags, once a source of delight, might now provoke complaints about difficulty breathing or dental issues. His interest in going for walks while leashed, or even suspension from the rafters might dwindle, replaced by concerns about dignity. Being a human toilet might now be seen as inappropriate or disrespectful.

You're showing weakness by trying to understand its emotions. You should probably directly address the behaviors you don't like and never apologize for the bondage, knife play, or whatever else teaches him his place. Reward him for the good behaviors by patting him on the head and saying 'Good boy' or allowing him to lick your feet.

[DishLady]

Telephono-novela… Sigh. You two really got into it and are now going to have a sit down, which is great, but we don’t have enough context about your argument and historical situation with this person to know what’s going on. That’s on you to figure out.

[msc545]

Ask him, not us. How would we know?

[Darkchild25]

He's willing to talk so that's a good sign.