AAkasha
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ORIGINAL: rubymyside Ive lurked here for ages, and feel i wish to get started. Im beginning to understand the dynamic for me, and how i wish to explore that with another, but lack the courage to play for the first time. At what point, (currently learning technique on pillows, knots and the practical side of things, but its the dynamic of control that i need, and inaminate objects just dont cut it) But id feel like a fake, to offer to play as a top or domme with no experience. Id thought of asking another Domme if i could watch a couple of her sessions, is this acceptable, how would you feel if a newbie wished to learn from watching you? But to have a mentor where i could ask the questions i have of a scene, would surely be a way of learning? There are no shortage of offers, being a female (dom) im in the minority it seems. But many subs wish to play at a level that id not be comfortable at, how do i learn and grow, starting from the softer side and building up to more edgy play as my confidence grows. How did some of you get started? I want to take this slowly, moving along the continuum until i find where i am at. any advice would be welcome You don't have to go from 0 to 60 in fifteen seconds. I can't speak for all femdoms, but I would imagine most of us that started "exploring" our urges as soon as we noticed them were flirtaciously bullying/teasing (in a good way), playfully binding and roleplaying with partners in our very early dating years. The heavy duty toys and gear came into play later on. My opinion is that you should first learn to be comfortable with and enjoy dominance on a sensual level. This is something you can explore with a boyfriend or guy you date -- and nothing hardcore or fancy. No costumes, no props, no elaborate code words. Just wrestle him to the ground, playfully pin him, make him pretend to resist your kisses, hold his wrists behind his back, make him kneel and tell him to beg, spoon feed him ice cream, put him over your knee and give a playful spanking, pull his hair and watch him wince, put your hand over his nose and mouth until he tries to shake it free, etc. Learn what turns *you* on. For a lot of us, its the sensual energy and reactions we get. What reactions turn you on? The resistance, or the complete surrender? The helplessness, or the more strong-stoic response? Watching him perform tasks, or making him feel a little pain? The benefit of starting slow like this is that you can really identify what you are feeling and what pushes your buttons. If you are dealing with new toys, props, uncertainty how to use a toy, worrying that your sub has more experience than you do, etc. -- you will be struggling out of the gate because the number one ingredient is: That you *enjoy* yourself and are comfortable in your role. That's what subs respond to. Akasha
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