[ there's no justification needed. preference is preference, and some are stronger than others; if cy's preference is strongly against being submissive, then far be it from tseng to try to convince him otherwise.
the question of trust, though, is an open one. without any evidence to the contrary, tseng assumes that cyram doesn't mistrust him; if he did, they likely wouldn't be having this conversation at all. but he also can't imagine that cy does trust him, yet, given that they've only just met, and given that their only points of connection are sasuke and their mutual interest in dominating him. ]
Then would you prefer to do this before you trust me? Or are you suggesting I should submit to you?
[ it's an honest question, free of judgment or emotion. tseng can be brutally pragmatic sometimes, and this is one of those times—it's better, in his opinion, to be forthright now than to play coy and have it come back to bite him later. ]
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the question of trust, though, is an open one. without any evidence to the contrary, tseng assumes that cyram doesn't mistrust him; if he did, they likely wouldn't be having this conversation at all. but he also can't imagine that cy does trust him, yet, given that they've only just met, and given that their only points of connection are sasuke and their mutual interest in dominating him. ]
Then would you prefer to do this before you trust me? Or are you suggesting I should submit to you?
[ it's an honest question, free of judgment or emotion. tseng can be brutally pragmatic sometimes, and this is one of those times—it's better, in his opinion, to be forthright now than to play coy and have it come back to bite him later. ]