beargonewild -> RE: Power or Pain? (8/11/2007 6:12:00 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Bearlee Power or Pain? Okay, this is NOT a thread to fight over which is better or more about BDSM. Hopefully this will be an adult conversation regarding your thoughts of both Power and Pain…and how, in your mind, either adds to or draws you interest here. I’ll start: I see my interest in BDSM as primarily an interest in D/s. Having said that, I’ve spent about four years in ‘the lifestyle’ and have become somewhat edgy, people have said. I’ve been whipped bloody, have enjoyed needles run through my breasts, like hard play and welts & bruises. For me pain goes hand in hand with humiliation and fear, too. I’ve said before I subscribe to that bit about the conscious suspension of reality (OMG…can people really see me; is my flesh actually being carved off my body…I can’t believe I’m doing this, will he still love me when we’re done?) But there is not much better than moving or stretching for the next day or seven…and remembering every delicious moment. Still, I will say that what is even better than pain, for me, is the control, authority and power another may have over me. It is most often a subtle thing, but can be as strong and direct as a handful of my hair grabbed from behind. While I prefer sensitive, intelligent men there IS something about being bent over and taken; one hand holding me down on the small of my back, basically for his pleasure only…whenever, wherever, however. <swoon> What say you? Being another person who loves the feel of pain and the proper use of pain can and will send my over the edge. It's my belief that Power and Pain work hand in hand, almost like a symbiotic relationship. When I am engaging in a D/s dynamic, it's when I consentually hand over the Power to them is when I am able to enjoy the pleasures which I get from pain. One of the "lures" to S&M which draws me further in is this exchange of Power to experience the pleasures I derive from Pain. I can have the trust in my partner to learn and know how to properly use various methods to produce pain for pleasure. If I don't submit then pain is a negative sensation. Only when I consent to hand over that authority to another is when pain becomes a positive experience. The easiest way for me to explain is if someone just comes up to me and bites mye on the neck or other sweet spots, I will react in a negative manner. Yet if a Dom is who I trust and he starts biting away, he'll have me weak in the knees and I would agree to almost anything!
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