CreativeDominant -> RE: You're done and he is not (2/12/2008 12:04:43 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Owner4SexSlave I think this thread is more about unfinished business, where a scene/session ends early leaving the other person without a sense of closure. As opposed to somebody over using a submissive. AAkasha is FemDom.. the title of the thread is "You're done and he is not". Basically.. This thread appears to be about a DOM reaching their own emotional, physical or sexual release, however the sub has not reached a sense of release or their own closure in a session/scene. Agreed that it is about closure but I think it is good that these other points were brought out. And as far as closure goes, I stand by what I posted in my first post...I strive to make it clear that no matter the context...whether it be a play session or just hot sex or a sharing of thoughts and feelings that I expect closure that leaves us both feeling like there has been some emotional closure. It may not be the full closure that I as the dominant want or she as the submissive wants but there is something. In my world, those that don't get that are not capable of understanding that succesful D/s involves two partners, not one and that holds true for casual encounters, a beginning relationship or a long-term one. quote:
Personally, what glycerine posted I identify with the most. Where I perfer to leave somebody in a puddle all shaking and crying or whatever else. I have scenes where my own emotional sadistic urges have been filled/meet, and the sadistic inside of me sorts of goes on spin cycle for a bit. Basically, I have the power to end the session or not. What I find amazing is reaching down inside pushing my sadistic limits to continue onward with sadism, knowing my partners maso streak is being feed. A lot of people talk about pushing a sub/slaves limits, however at times it's overlooked about Dom/mes pushing their own limits. Nice point, Owner...I love the idea of not only pushing the submissive's limits but my own. To do that sometimes requires pushing on in the scene when the submissive is ready for it to be done. In my world...not every time but if I am learning something new about MYSELF and I am not bringing her harm, I would continue. And if I have finished learning what I wanted to learn and she is fired up again, well then it comes down to what was stated earlier...now may be a good time to leave them wanting and hungry...unsatisfied from the new but satisfied from what happened earlier. Or not. [&:] quote:
The Majority of the times, it's been up to me to end or stop a session. However, i'm with breathesone somewhat on this. If either party needs to stop a session, it stops and it's really simply. The concept of the safeword and everything. The OP was more about one partner (the sub) left without closure or being emotional, physically or sexually satisfied. Basically where the DOM ends things and the sub still wants to keep on going. Generally for me it's been the other way around. I think the key word there is "needs". When something "needs" to be stopped, it "needs" to be. For me, that is when harm is imminent or its potentiality has gone up. And I will be a "me too" on the statement about it usually being the submissive who wanted to stop and I who wanted to keep going because I had not reached satisfaction yet. quote:
There has been an exception though, that I don't like to think about, but will admit to here. That's where I was not really into doing a session to begin with. Where I myself was too physically tired. The OP stressed an Emotional aspect though. Generally, speaking for myself, intense S&M play (physical/mental) I find emotionally finishing. Scenes such Rape Play for intance, I can only keep up for so long and can become a task to continue with even though my partner is still wanting more. I hope this makes sense to somebody out there. It made sense to me. I will not play if I am not up for it mentally, physically, emotionally, spiritually. I see no good coming from that for I suspect that therein lies the chance for accidents or, despite physical and mental satisfaction, a disturbing emotional/spiritual disruption to the balance of the D/s relationship.
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