Killerangel -> RE: Spanking, when to safe word! (5/8/2012 3:39:01 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Looking4more64 I am new to this lifestyle. I have been chatting and been with a Dom twice. (same Dom). We live 1.5 hours from each other and I'm married but live in an open marriage. This Dom is very much into spanking (hand, paddle, crop, belt) to the point were I am black and blue for a week with pain, trouble walking and sitting. I don't want to disappoint him but when do I know enough is enough and use my safe word? I do enjoy my spankings but it can get to the point where I'm not sure anymore. He tells me he feels I can handle it. Please any advise would helpful thanks! Well you've been with him twice now, it's time to tell him you can't afford to be black and blue for a week and the fact that he thinks you can take it isn't working for you. He doesn't get to indulge himself and have you pay the price each time or maybe you won't stick around for more - right? Most of us can't live in the BDSM world all the time, we have to attend to our lives. If what he's doing is interfering with your life, then it's time to sit him down and say something- what does it matter if he's disappointed? It's not working for you even if you would like it to be different, end of story. I knew a man who loved to mark my neck, it didn't work for me- I had kids at home. I told him (nicely) to knock it off. He did- he had no idea that I was fielding some uncomfortable questions. Maybe your man gets caught up in the heat of the moment and pushes too far not knowing the price you are paying- you have to tell him. Being submissive doesn't mean you sit there and take whatever is dished out, you have a say in your own experience too. So think through what you've done so far and how far you think you can go and tell him before the next session that you'd like to do about half or whatever you come up with. Figure out in your head where the halfway point is and then use the safe word when you get there. Try talking to him, include him in on this- tell him you want to be with him again but you can't keep paying that price so how about the two of you figure out where the boundaries are that will work in your life? You are in control of your experience, stop handing it over to him when he doesn't seem to have the best judgement of where to stop. Yes, he's in control, however, he can't know where you wish to stop unless you're expecting him to read your mind. I have to wonder why he's pushing so hard with someone who is new and so quickly over the first 2 sessions with you....it's sending up some red flags for me but you'd know better. People who are looking out for their partner, especially someone new, generally start out lighter and for shorter times to establish a baseline of sorts...if he's pushing you to the point right from the start where you can't sit for a week then that's making me wonder if he's doing things for himself and not paying as much attention to you as he should. I have no idea, just wondering about that.
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