Re-inforcing our behaviour

Master and I had a slow morning getting ready, I took my time with his blow job. He seemed to enjoy it. We went to the building site. They found more problems. The foreman complained that the studied architect has not practical experience so what he draws does not work in practice. He wanted to change something and wanted to get our approval. It has no significant outcome on the end product and cost. He kept looking at me while he explained. Master was concentrating on the plans and did not seem to notice. Well, it annoyed me. Yes, I have been introduced as part owner, but I think practical decisions need to be done by Master. So I asked the foreman politely to address my Master, I had no power to approve the changes. The foreman looked perplexed. Master sent me to the car. When he finally joined me, he told me he finally has explained our relationship to the foreman. He had been told about it, but being confronted with it like today was a bit much for him. He thought I had done the right thing to tell the foreman off. I was afraid it was not my place and I would be told off by Master for taking the initiative. But he was ok with it. I guess it was evidence again that I am a bit more forward with our lifestyle than Master is. We drove further out of town and found a nice restaurant. Master enjoyed eating fish. I hardly ever cook it as I do not like fish much. We had a leisurely afternoon at home. Master strapped me to the bench. He put some white noise on for me. I was in a beautiful space for a couple of hours. Master prepared us some dinner.

Barbara phoned me. We had a good catch up. Erik had not told her much about our conversation. It was a slave talk. We only talked about my anxiety for a short time, it is over. It was nice to talk to her, and I miss her. I took the liberty to snuggle to Master after I had hung up. He understood. He just held and kissed me, assured me. He likes to be intimate like that anyway. But we still are aware of our roles, and we want to be in these roles. No, not roles. It is our personalities.