selenaMD
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Joined: 6/1/2006 Status: offline
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greetings shyfem, in "normal" life we tend to get strong feelings for people who teach us new things, like that teacher in high school who you will never forget for helping you understand algebra (or something like that), or the person who first took the time to teach us to drive. at the time we are thinking "wow this is the greatest most patient/wonderful/etc. person in the world". over the years, we occasionally think back to those people, but now, being a math whiz, or a 5 star driver what they didn't doesn't seem to have as much impact. the same relates to opening new doors in BDSM and experienceing things we have never experienced before. we think that the person who took us to this new level is "the greatest most pateient/wonderful/etc. person in the world". to the math teacher, or the driver's ed trainer, what they did was really nothing as they just shared something they knew with us. the same can occur in a D/s dynamic. as a sub/slave we think "wow this is so cool, neat and new", while to the Dominant it is just something they knew that they shared with us. so honestly, if we don't expect people who have taught us normal things in the past to suddenly have a new type of relationship with us, it is inter related to the relationship with a Dominant. now here is where the big differnce comes in. learning to drive can't really be compared to your first caning experience. it is going to invoke deeper emotions. this is where the Dominant needs to take the time to talk with you afterwards, listen to what you have to say about the encounter, both good and bad. aftercare is an essential way to help lessen the crash that comes after reaching "subspace". in subspace our endophines are racing, our surrender is complete and it is hard to crash back to "normal" life. but, like the way we feel about driving a car, after doing it for a long time, the crash won't be as intense. on a side note, as amazing as it is to experience new things, to be taken to new levels in your submission, take it slow. the urge when one is new is to experience everything right here right now. selena went through the same thing when she entered the lifestyle. but the best thing to remember is not to push yourself too hard, mental or physically. and of course communication is key. as selena said in another post on here, if you have a hard time opening up to Him one on one, open a live journal, give Him the link, so He knows what is going on in your head. don't mince words, be open and 100% honest and it will take both of you where ever it is you want to go. selena{MD} devoted property of Master Mark
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