HeavansKeeper -> RE: a long and embarrassing question (7/16/2007 4:26:35 PM)
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A good dominant takes their submissive as a complete package. Everyone has emotional baggage and you can't take the good without the bad. If your new play-dom wants you, he has to accept your past and fears. I am claustrophobic... If I was submissive, and a domme wanted me, she would have to accept that she can't just put me in a coffin. I would need to be trained to trust her, and trained to relax. Your new play-dom may or may not be a master of training post-traumatic stress subjects. If he isn't, which is likely the case, he needs to learn about it if he intends to keep his hand in your hair. Your new dom is not wrong for wanting this, your old dom may have been wrong in making you pass out, I don't know how hard you like your play... If I were your master, I would start by simply cuddling. Rubbing your back, my hand getting closer and closer to your neck and hair. As you seemed to trust me, I'd massage your scalp... All during cuddling. Then I'd start guiding your mouth around my body with my hand in your hair (clothed or not, whichever is easiest to start.) The goal would be to teach you that my hand is there to guide and support and protect. Then the training gets harder, and naturally slows down... being near his member and having his hand in your hair while you kiss/lick/spit... Whatever you guys like. The slowest part of the training I would use is having you give him head at your pace, his hand only touching your head, not pushing or pulling at all... This could take hours... days... weeks... months... years... depending on how "not overly traumatic" passing out was. Your desire to please, your trust in Master, and your mutual understanding of your fear will slowly begin to work for you. Take your time, you can't rush this.... If he is not patient, and doesn't handle your fragile baggage with care, then he may not be the man you want to spend your time with.
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