Cyis75
Posts: 164
Joined: 8/31/2004 From: Georgia Status: offline
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I've always used a safeword when I've played with a submissive, and I've ran into times where the submissive couldn't or wouldn't use it so I had to recognize the non-verbal body langauge. A big reason why I've always preferred to have built a relationship where by I know what to expect, rather than random casual play. Easier to read the more you know the one you're with. I had one submissive I played with a few times that when put into subspace was completely non-verbal and unresponsive. Bringing her back out she'd sleep for hours before becoming functional again. Was a bit of a shock the first time as she didn't mention this, so future play I worked to keep her on the edge of going into subspace and then pulling her back down to earth which made for some intense power exchange. Another submissive was quite competitive and while playing with her she would refuse to safe out even though she knew it was too much for her. So I pushed her but was always watching and observing to know when I'd reached the absolute limit and didn't pass it. Ulimately things didn't work out with her for many other reasons. During some of the sessions with my wife, who is a switch, she's been unable to vocalize her safe word. Luckily we have built a good foundation where I know how she reacts. One of the more interesting times where this happened was during a large weekend lifestyle conference play party. I had checked in to see where she was, we use the traffic light system (red, yellow, green), and she just simply said "more" ... I didn't think she heard me so I repeated my question and she just started chanting "more" and getting louder and more insistent. So I gave her more, lots more... We ended up playing for a couple hours and actually closed down the dungeon that night. The next morning when we talked about it she couldn't recall any of it after a point. She remembered getting setup and me starting but then she went into her space and didn't recall what implements were used or even chanting "more". Made for some fun humilation play for the rest of the conference.
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