Rover
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Well, you could run out and get a copy of Miss Abernathy's Slave Training Manual (lotsa reading required), or perhaps send her to Butchmann's Academy to be trained to please... ummm... errr... Butchmann's. Maybe a better idea is to recognize that "training" is nothing more than sharing your personal preferences with her, and creating a structure in which you can exercise your control for mutual gratification. Personally, I've found it helpful to sit down with her and ask what she needs, likes, responds to, etc. Everyone is a unique individual, and while I have a (current) list of what I call "house rules" (there are 52 presently), some are added, others are deleted, and several are modified depending upon the unique individual I'm forging a relationship with. Of course, some rules are non-negotiable. As for teaching her how to obey? Well, she either will or she won't and you can't make her if she won't. Presumably (yeah, I know....) you have already determined how compatible you both are to a power exchange relationship (rather than a vanilla relationship with B/D and S/M play, or even the B/D and S/M without the relationship at all), how compatible you both are personally to one another, whether she is able to understand and fulfill instruction, whether she is dedicated and trustworthy to complete assignments, etc.... BEFORE having decided to make a commitment to one another. You may do as you like (everyone does), but it is my personal opinion that any "commitment" (marriage, collar, etc.) is something beyond the "let's try this out and see if you can do it" stage. It seems that early in their discovery, everyone wants to own or be owned, with relatively less consideration for who you own or owns you. Most seeking power exchange relationships find that the "act" of owning or being owned is superceded by the relationship between two (or more) people. Just some food for thought. John
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