TheGaggingWh0re -> RE: Closing down (6/20/2008 8:23:20 PM)
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ORIGINAL: YourhandMyAss If I am ramped up to extreamly high endorphine levels not helping me come down and come back to normalicy in some way will lead to tears and depression and just generally a high level of insatisfaction. When i fly, I need him to help me with it. What you make soar through the sky will have to crash eventually, and it can be very harsh a crash. More so if I don't have the emotional contact and saftey I need. For me, I make it extreamly clear aftercare is needed when playtime is over, if they ignore that they will never play with me again. It would also lead me to believe my partner didn't care about seeing me through subspace safely, as once I am ramped up I'm very vounerably, and not at all cognisant. I also regress back to about age 2 when I fly sometimes. When I am flying I'm very out of it, I could stumble I could fall and I could hurt myself, Someone else could take advantage of me , if I was groggy enough not to be able to protect myself against them and I was alone. Of course you may not have realized she was talking about coming out of subspace, and if so well then your reply is more understandabel, and if she's not talking about coming out from subspace when she says closing down well excuse the assumption. quote:
ORIGINAL: TheGaggingWh0re As far as it being necessary...I don't see why it would be absolutely vital to anyone to close down and what harm staying high could bring. If it makes them happy and doesn't cause conflict with their everyday functioning, then roll with it! See bolded text. Obviously, if it doesn't make you happy and does cause conflict with your everyday functioning, then clearly you need a "closing down" experience. :P
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