ElanSubdued -> RE: Squeezing the juice out of a submissive (1/7/2008 5:48:24 PM)
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Akasha, quote:
Subs, any good "feel" words you think you could use in the middle of your most intense moment of surrender? Different things come out at different times. Of course, who I'm with has great impact on my thinking and verbalization. Non-verbally, I may smile, make eye contact (there's nothing quite like eye sex), swoon, buck, etc. Verbally, hmmm... variations of "I feel powerful, happy, euphoric, edgy, anxious, frightened, invaded, wet, etc." may come from my lips. Often I'll use verbal, non-language sounds to communicate affection for my partner and/or my reaction to how she looks and feels, and what she is doing. During play and lovemaking, I've never been the silent, stoic type. Laughter is very important to me and thus even in very intense moments, I often share a smile and sounds of joy and laughter with my domme. I tend to be rather assertive and enjoy initiating because, as odd as this may sound, for me, initiating is part of my surrender - giving all that I am to my partner. Thus, my reaction to something particularly intense may be to role bend, to flirt, and, when the moment is appropriate, to caress my partner (whether this be crawling into her or wrapping her in my body - as the mood strikes and as we mutually need). Usually I play with people I know extremely well so there is chemistry beyond BDSM. I prefer dynamics where my partner and I are confident enough and comfortable enough that we don't need to hold BDSM roles in each other's faces. The dance is usually rather subtle which occasionally makes for amusing moments - domme to sub, smiling: "so you think so do you...", sub to domme, flirtatiously: "yes I do think so... I'm a submissive, hear me roar". :-) Generally, I find BDSM more enjoyable when it is playful and organic as opposed to serious and high-protocol minded. This is reflected in how I communicate before, during, and after play. It's not a case of being disrespectful to each other's roles and agreed upon on areas of authority. Rather, it is simply nice when there is chemistry and trust such that we don't need to second-guess one another's commitment and motivation. Elan.
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