HeavansKeeper -> RE: How do you set limits and boundries if you don't know what they are? (8/1/2008 2:00:11 PM)
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First and foremost, you can always change your limits. You always retain the right to say "No, this isn't for me. Let me out. Stop." (usually that's conveyed in a quick agreed upon safe word, many use "Red") You don't have to try everything to know its not for you, but at the same time, keep an open mind - You can always stop it, you have the trump card. Be safe*, and don't let anyone coerce you into anything you don't want to do. *Be aware of someone's expertise when it comes to breath play, needle play, knife play, etc. Also there are STD's to consider. Edit to add: Secondly, be wary of anyone who won't let you set limits. Although a good owner will discuss your limits with you to see if you're afraid of them simply because they're unknown, he will still respect your limits. That said, dominants have limits too, and it is expected you respect his. Limits are always discussable, always changeable, but when they are in place, need to be respected - The Constitution of your relationship.
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