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Out of context: Reply #18
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you're getting yourself into a knot.
The issue isn't at all how you think it is, which is what you expressed as" having a hard time telling my (paying) client that because of design principal x,y,and z; i cannot show them what they want to see."
You seem to think that there is a seperation between what you want (a principle) and what the client wants.
Infact, the idea that you have 'principles' and that they must ride rough-shod over anything the cleint wants is such an arse-about-tit way of looking at the client relationship.
Those two are not mutually exlcusive and the fact you think like this is exactly the reason why you're having trouble communicating with the client in the first place.
The fact that you also underline the fact that is a 'paying' client means you consider the service you are providing has only as much value as you are being paid.