perverseangelic
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Joined: 2/2/2004 From: Davis, Ca Status: offline
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There are degrees to which I'm ok pushing fear, and using it to play with, howeverI think it would be unproductive to do something that would break my trust in my partner. For example--I used to have medical problems that caused me to be unable to get water in my ears (I used to have to wear earplugs when I showered, etc). Because of that, I've developed a SEVERE phobia of getting water in my ears and am apprehensive of just about anything else. (I know, it's a stupid phobia, but it doesn't seem to want to go away) It is a supreme exercise in trust and fear to stay still while he nibbles/licks/play with my ears. It makes me scared, but doesn't -hurt- me. This is a -good- example of playing with a phobia. He doesn't do anything that would cause actual problems, but he plays right on the edge of what would. He never threatens to do something that would cause damage. Were he to tell me he was going to make me put my head under water without plugs, or pour water in my ears (god, I cringe just -typing- that) I would not be able to trust him. Whether or not he actually did it, I would have my trust in him hugely damaged. Even sugesting that he'd do it, to me, is too much. He knows how terrified it makes me. To sugest the act, is to me, as bad as doing the act. It's still using the fear in a harmful way. I trust my partner not to hurt me. This includes mental hurt as well as physical. It would damage me to think that he would be willing to do something like put water in my ears. Even if he didn't 'really' mean to do it, causing me to think he would would do some serious damage to the trust we've built up. quote:
I think that ANYTHING that might cause MY Slave to be uncomfortable would be a WONDERFUL idea! How 'bout cutting her arms off with a chainsaw? That'd make her pretty uncomfortable.
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