kyraofMists
Posts: 3292
Joined: 7/29/2005 Status: offline
|
quote:
ORIGINAL: onmykneesb4Him This helps me see it from a stretching limits point of view, which i'm OK with. i have no experience with the BBQ brush, although there is one in the garage. Hmmmmm. LOL If it is used, you may not want to experiment with it. But it makes a great impact toy or abrasion play toy. The metal bristles are just intense. quote:
So instead of relying on a safeword, you would just point blank say "i've had enough?". We thought about doing that, but it seemed like too much to wrap my brain around when it's off in subspace. Also, we thought it would be too easy to interpret that as part of play. "Please stop" might not mean that at all for us. And that would be confusing. If I have had enough, then yes, I would say that I didn't think I could take anymore. However, that doesn't mean that he will stop play if he does not want to stop. Our first puplic play, I did tell him that I didn't want anymore and he kept playing for awhile. Play stops when he wants it to stop and only asking for release will stop it when I want it to stop. He does not allow us to go into subspace very often. It ruins the experience for him if we are off in la la land and not actually feeling the pain. I also do not talk that much in play; well except for calling him names and taunting him. Often we use the thumbs up or down to indicate how we are doing. A pat on his head will let him know everything is good too. He decides based on his perception and our feed back whether to continue or stop play. Then when we play to red, which is not often, not getting back into position communicates to him that we think we have had enough. Knight's Kyra
_____________________________
"Passion... it lies in all of us. Sleeping, waiting, and though unbidden, it will stir, open its jaws, and howl. It speaks to us, guides us... passion rules us all. And we obey..." ~Angelus
|