tamaka
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ORIGINAL: DesFIP If things work for you, great. If they don't you need to tell him that. A lot of the stuff he's doing are common with inexperienced dominants who read this stuff. Journals didn't work for me. I've never been a diary person. I felt much better writing him emails and getting his thoughts back. Writing to myself just felt like mental masturbation. Restricting eye contact also prevents him from sensing how you feel. Not only do you not get a sense of how he feels, but it blocks him from knowing about you. I'd ask him about why he's doing this and how it makes you feel. But I don't get a sense that you're all that happy with how this relationship is going. And you deserve to be happy in your relationships. And yeah, the only person who should be pushing your limits is you. But if you're not stopping him when he does this, he may well think that you'll also be fine with him penetrating you anally. You need to speak up when things are bothering you. If you don't, then it will just get worse. You teach people how to treat you by what you accept. Stop accepting things that you don't want. As for touching your forbidden place, you need to be clear with him that this is a no go area and that teasing you there makes you feel tense and uncomfortable. Then don''t be a submissive for Christ's sake. Geeze. I'm not a submissive but that's beside the point. You are suggesting that if you have 'no go areas' you shouldn't be a submissive? Yes... i think if you're not really ready for something, you shouldn't get involved in it. She wasn't engaged in something she wasn't really ready for at all. She was engaging in a relationship with stipulated: I will do xyz for you, if you agree to do abc. He then started changing the goal posts by doing A and claiming that wasn't the same as a. Now, whether you, tamaka, considers that 'submission' or not is an entirely semantical argument which no place on this thread, but the fact remains that she was engaged in a relationship where she excluded everything she wasn't ready for, and he agreed to honor her exclusions, and then didn't. So she is submitting to what she wants him to do to her... lol
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