MansStrength -> RE: obedience training (6/12/2008 6:21:38 AM)
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Obedience first, obedience last. Giving a sub a set of guidelines within which they can live and interact is a great start. I call them protocols. These are the behaviors I like, these are the phrases I expect to hear, this is how I expect to be addressed or answered and these are their responses. This is how to act in this or that situation. Then make them study them, learn them and adopt them as their own. There should be instant punishment for disobedience. Depending on the mood I am, I may punish for causing me to waste time punishing them. Reinforcement and acceptance of obedience in public is also beneficial. I never ask for coffee or a drink. I tell a girl to get me a drink. So among friends and their wives it is known that she serves. I’ve had a girl work for me in my company and commanded her in front of people. At a mall I will examine her posture and make it publicly obvious. Then tell her how to stand in front of people. I will have her dress and display clothes in the store and I decide what I will buy. She will hold up clothes and say things like “How about this one Master?” I will make her beg in public for the outfit she wants, calling me master, and sometimes say no. Sales people’s reactions are sometimes quite surprising-both ways. One older sales lady corrected my girl. “He said no. He means no.” then she smiled at me-beaming! One young girl offered her a number for counseling. All of this is meant to reinforce to her on a continuing basis that her obedience is expected, accepted, and her way of life without question. Everyone is different. Some like constant whipping, beating, face-slapping and such. I couldn’t be bothered with always having to beat someone. I like mental discipline and a peaceful house and not continual contention. So, everyone is different and will offer different advice. Nothing is funnier than seeing the levels of acceptance or even intolerance among people in alternate lifestyles. Read, experiment, and make your own world.
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