Gauge
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ORIGINAL: duskraven39 Hello my fellow masters. i regret to inform you that, while im very interested in becoming a master for a wanton slave and that i find this life style very appealing, i am very new to said lifestyle If you are new, don't claim to be a master. Perhaps it is a matter of semantics for me, but embrace the fact that you are new and learning. You need a good, solid foundation before you begin to master anything in life. Everyone here was new at one point or another, it takes time to learn and grow, to find your likes and dislikes, and what is practical and impractical. quote:
and i was brought up on a foundation of equality. i understand letting go of my old "gentlemanly" habits is paramount BDSM is a relationship like any other, and unlike any other. Double talk? Kind of, yes, but no less true. I too was raised believing in equality, and I still do believe in that. Why you think that has to go out the door is beyond me. Now, if you simply mean that you must adjust the wiring in your head to mold yourself into the dominant you would like to be, sure... I get that. Never forget something, being a dominant doesn't mean that you must be an asshole, you can still be a gentleman, and in fact, you should be a gentleman. It makes that transition to the sadistic fuck all the more pleasurable... at least it does for me anyway. quote:
i request some advice and proper training to bring this side out of me It has been said on these boards many times before, you either are a dominant or you are not. No one can train you to be one. If you mean simply that you want advice and training to embrace the dominant that you know you are, that is different. I have always been dominant, but you would not have known it because there were some very powerful women around me my whole life. I came into my own after my divorce and discovered what I knew all along, and I never looked back. quote:
so i can treat my slave how they should be and crave to be treated. You have gotten great advice already. I will just stress a few things to you. First of all, be yourself. You are who you are, don't try to be something you are not. There are varying roles within the catchall BDSM "umbrella", find yours. Beware of labels... meaning, your version of "Master" may differ greatly from mine or others. Find what works for you and do that. Before I ever lay a hand on a submissive, I discuss, at length, likes, dislikes, hard and soft limits, health concerns, potential triggers and so on. Communication is the key here. Understand this, after this discussion takes place, then I am in control of what happens when I do lay hands on my sub. I operate within the discussed limitations, but my sub has no fucking clue what is going to happen, all she knows is that she can trust me. The communication does not end there... after playtime is over, I will discuss what we did and based on feedback, I can adjust what I am doing. Be patient. If you are new, this will take some time. Don't rush into something you may not be prepared for quite yet. If you are just looking to get some kinky sex, that's fine, but playing with feathery handcuffs is one thing, playing with real ones is another. If you want to get into this because you think that kinky women are easy... yeah... not so much. They may well be "easy" but they also know what they are looking for and because this is the Internet, they can be picky... and I do not blame them. Read a lot. The book list that Resident Sadist linked to you is a wealth of information. And don't just read books on being dominant, read a few books about being a submissive too, it's good to know both sides of this dynamic. I wish you all the best in your journey. Edited to add: *sigh* I should have looked at the date on the OP. Oh well.
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