Squeakers -> RE: No longer a true sub? (9/1/2007 7:48:24 AM)
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ORIGINAL: bbwGAsubbie i met a "Dom" from collarme and had a couple of meetings. i explained that it has been a long time (several years) since i was active in the lifestyle and he gave me a very convincing line about how patient he'd be, etc. So i find out that my pain tolerance isnt now what it was at the end of my last relationship and find out that he's updating his profile to restate that he's looking for a sub. Our conversations centered entirely on how many blowjobs he'd get at our next meeting so i said i'm not sure this is going to work as we have very different expectations and time frames. His response was, i should have been honest about no longer being a true sub. i guess my question is this: does a lack of pain tolerance or a need to go slower mean i'm no longer a true sub? i've been involved in the lifestyle for 20 years with the exception of the long lapse between Doms so if i'm no longer a true sub, what does that make me now? a newbie? or a wannabe? I would not consider that your tolerance to pain decreased. From a personal stand point, I find that there is a drastic difference in my pain tolerance from one person to the next. I have a higher level of pain tolerance for a person I know very well, have a general fondness for and have developed a deep trust for. I think mostly it has to do with the trust issue. If there is trust, subconciously, I do not fear that any harm will come to me. I am able to relax my body, concentrate on the feelings the impliment makes when it connects to my skin, and then it does not feel as painful even if the strokes are harder and in essence more painful. If I am with someone I do not know very well, someone I am not particularly fond of, I am unable to develop a feeling of deep trust. My body is tense, the strokes hurt and it causes pain, therefore my tolerance level goes way down. I know I can not submit to public play or casual play, it simply would not work for me. Unless, it was someone my chosen Partner knew very well. Meaning my Partner would know the other person's technique and style, my Partner has full trust in the other person and my Partner was present to control the scene. In order for me to find pleasure in pain, I must expect the pain (like stubbing your toe hurts because it is not expected), I must relax into it, and it must start slowly and progress. I can experience a lower threshold of pain with a person I know mentally well, that I am fond of and I trust, if I am unsure of his techniques. I am going to be tense until I am aware of his style and if it is not compatable for me, it is simply not going to work. I have been told, that I am not a true submissive, masochist, pain slut---any random number of labels by a Dom who has no idea what so ever on how to properly cane, whip, spank me in a way that I can enjoy. Does that make him a wannabe, a fake, a non true Dom? I dunno, it just did not work for me. I do think that it is sort of silly for someone to make such a statement as you are not a true submissive, because in all fairness, what the hell is a true submissive. Is there an actual definition? Probably a million and six different ones. As for being a newbie, a wanna be---that is a question you can only answer yourself. Again, I consider them labels. .
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