DMFParadox -> RE: Nervous Breakdown (9/7/2008 9:22:28 PM)
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Edited: Huh, so it was subdrop. Babe, don't doubt your instincts like that... but do remember what this feels like, so that you can recognize the warning signs if you're topping someone or you're experimenting with subbing again. I'm leaving my original post since it's relevant. --- This actually sounds like dom drop. "He did everything I asked..." is not the same as "It was exactly what I imagined." It can definitely happen. Forcing a sub to do something and getting a reaction that feels like you're breaking them irretrievably, even if they think it was awesome, can cause dom drop. Feeling like you should meet resistance when you don't also causes it. It is a matter of expectations not meeting reality, in that you didn't expect so much, but you have to push forward or risk losing control of the situation. Also, if there's a sensation of feeling manipulated, as if your desires aren't your own; that can cause it too. The key here, if you're a dom suffering from shattered expectations, is to get back on the horse, but change horses and slow down. If it was a sexual scene with your sub that caused the drop, then ask him for service; have him make a dinner, give a foot massage, or something else service-related; if the sub wasn't being sexually stimulated during the scene, if it was more about humiliation or service, then have sex with him, or have an aftercare session with sexual overtones if you're incapable of more... something that feels like you're being recompensed for your time; that gives value to the emotional currency you've spent. Not only does this usually make you feel better, but it gives your sub an avenue to work towards doing something so that they don't have to helplessly watch you fall apart, and so that they don't feel completely rejected. Trust me, you don't want that; you'll hate yourself much more and have that much more negative association with your fantasies if you don't manage your sub the right way.
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