Dini -> RE: Has your use of a safeword always been respected? (7/2/2007 1:03:58 AM)
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take the opposite approach. I like to push a submissive till they DO use their safeword. Once they have used it, then I have a lot more confidence playing with them in the future. Maybe the difference is that I play with male subs, and I need to know that they are not doing some dumb macho thing where they allow me to hurt them in unacceptable ways just because it would be "wussy" to safword. Have to agree, I have pushed more than one male sub to the point of safewording… it is the one thing I am pedantic about! I have to know that I can trust the sub to use it… I do read My boys well, but I am not psychic.. anything can happen and I will not play edge games with one I can not trust to pull out if it really gets to that point. I have used my safeword twice in over 10 years as a switch, the first time It was ignored and yes as a previous writer mentioned, that was the end of the relationship.. I never played with the Dom in question again and to tell the truth it drove me out of the scene for close on 3 years. I could not trust another to bring a cane near me till very recently, the physical scars healed within a week or so, but the fear remained. quote:
ORIGINAL: SimplyMichael Oh it all depends, sometimes I stop, sometimes I don't, depends on my mood. As a friend remarked this weekend, if a bone isn't sticking out, how bad can it really be? In the light of what I mentioned above, I think this is a very irresponsible statement.. there is NO excuse for a Dom/me to disregard a safe word… for a submissive the use of a safe word is one of the most difficult actions ever, feelings of having disappointed the Dom/me, fear of not being good enough and yes in the case of a guy, the fear of being seen an a wimp all combine to make it a big leap of faith and trust in the Dominant that allows the sub to shout “red” . Not respecting that word, if it was agreed upon is the single action that turns an otherwise magical experience into abuse.
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