ownedgirlie
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ORIGINAL: missturbation . I guess it boils down for me to the question 'If you trust your partner 100% why do you need limits / safewords?' I trust my Master to 100% of the time make the best decisions and judgments that he can, and that 95% of the time he's spot on target and about 5% of the time he might actually make an error, you know, being human and all. I accept this as part of my slavery and of his Mastery over me. Therefore when an error does occur, I've already accepted it, I know he was using his best judgment and intentions, I recover from it, and I move on. Re: Limits and safewords, they do not exist in my slavery to him. If something is ailing me during his use of me that is so severe that I would need to call his attention to it, my mind shoots straight to the problem and I scream it out. Once I thought my ankle was breaking, and before I was even aware of doing it, I was screaming "ankle!" repeatedly. It was then up to him whether or not he wanted to pull back, stop, or keep going. As it was, he adjusted just enough for my ankle to get some relief, but did not stop what he was doing. All is fine and my ankle did not break. Other times he has read me so well that even as he sensed I was responding negatively, he immediately changed what he was doing, or in a couple of cases, stopped post-haste, pulled my face right to his and said "Talk to me. What's going on in your head right now?" So yes, I trust him implicitely to read me accurately and make the right decisions for the situation. quote:
Does this not show a lack of trust? In my slavery to him, it would show a lack of trust and a lack of complete dominance and control over me. This is not the case for everyone. It is the case for us. These things just aren't necessary where we are concerned, and in fact, I prefer my slavery to be without them for many reasons, so I'm glad he never allowed limits or safe words. quote:
And if you havent got 100% trust what have you got? You have less than 100% and that's what you work with and build upon. I did not have 100% trust when I began my journey with him. I did trust him, but not 100%. Maybe 80% and the rest was a leap of faith until I spent more time belonging to him.
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