LadyHeart
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When we first started to play hard, I experienced a severe physical version of subdrop. I would suffer from uncontrollable shaking, feel really cold, and find great difficulty in warming up, even in a warm room with blankets over me. It was probably akin to some sort of shock reaction. As I got more used to playing, the effects diminished, but one night I thought I was OK, walked past an open door, and the cold draught tipped me over so I nearly fainted on the spot. A friend had a similar reaction, and one night she was driving home from a play session, opened her car window and nearly collapsed. Scary. I'm not so bad now, but since my Master is simultaneously experiencing a Dom high we've had to learn to adjust to each other's patterns. I am an emotionally resilient person, so I don't get into the emotional lows some subs experience. From observation, people's reaction depends a bit on their natural personality type. If you're usually pretty cheery, sub space isn't usually depressive. But in general I'm a bit more "fragile" than normal for a short time I've after we've played. From a Dominant's perspective I find that the more attention that is paid to aftercare, the less likely it is that a sub will experience bad drop. Both Master and I give subs a full body massage afterwards, give them sweet warm drinks, wrap them and cosset them, and it's rare to have one go really down. Hope this helps.. :)) LH
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