willowspirit
Posts: 164
Joined: 6/20/2005 From: U.S.A.-Minnesota Status: offline
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I'm glad to hear that you are taking advice. Online relationships can be wonderful though... I learned more about respecting myself, communication skills, how to present myself -- both in vanilla settings and BSDM settings, etiquette and manners, my own power in submissiveness, what diet is best for me, men /women relationships, legal matters, finances, --- EDITTED TO ADD : Safety Protocols ---, education, post-divorce child raising, etc..., etc... "Play" and "scening" had nothing to do with it. Question? Are you really HIS submissive? I noticed that you are still calling him "Sir" out-of-scene. Why is that????? More advice? Yep, first play sessions can be all heady and WOW! But I sincerely hope you did NOT get suckered into some line from some Top about how he is going to "train" you... when all it is to him, is that he gets to enjoy all the exciting "intimacies" of a NEWBIE {read: Fresh Meat !"} for himself, without any real concern for you as a person whom he'll "release" soon as he finds another newbie to (ha- ha) Train. LA is right. You played. You got introduced to some new sensations. Play is like that. "Training" has nothing to do with it. [Point of reference: A seventy year old Dominant I know locally who is the head of lifestyle group, tells us often about how a few decades ago D/s & M/s Trainers NEVER had S&M or sexual contact with their charges. It was seen as taking advantage of them... AND as a misuse of a Dominant's power over a truly submissive person. Newbie submissives are particularly vulnerable to becoming emotionally attached to people they play with. I wish I had known that before. Bonding happens. Having the bond broken hurts like hell.]
< Message edited by willowspirit -- 9/25/2007 1:49:41 AM >
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