Lockit -> RE: what do you expect from a new submissive (9/23/2008 2:31:09 PM)
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I have played and planned on playing on a first meet, but that was typically after many months of online/phone communications, based more on a goal of an ongoing relationship that included bdsm, but not it's whole basis. I think there are a lot of variables that could be factors here, but with someone who is new and has never been involved before, I think it is responsible to play things by ear according to whoever is involved and the situation. We don't know what the dominant means by her being his submissive and whether play or sex is involved. We also don't know what d/s has been established at this point. If this is a person you know little about and you have little established, I would think that you would want to establish some things before anything else. Being new or experienced, you must have a clause of a sort that enables you to back out of anything that might happen. Safety is major in importance and you need to establish that. If you feel uneasy that could be because it is all new to you or it could be one of those red flag inner warnings. We can't know what you are feeling, but go with your gut instincts. You can always add things from a stance of wait and see, we plan nothing, but it is hard to undo things set in cement or already done. Going slow works best for me. What kind of dominant is this person? If you cannot answer that, I would not be planning on submitting to anything until you can answer that. Most say not to play on a first meet and yet some do play on a first meet. It all depends on the situation and people. But anyone expecting total submission right away... well... in my experience that simply doesn't happen most of the time. In my experience it is a gradual thing as people and relationships evolve. Rushing into it can bring about the fear and doubts and you seem to be feeling rushed and uncomfortable. I feel a responsible dominant would not push you when you felt this way. You need to talk to him before you get on that plane and see how he responds to your fears or concerns. Pay attention, be smart and trust your gut. Submission doesn't mean leaving all adult knowledge behind, it means adding it all to the mix of your submission and if your dominant cannot understand that you rightfully as a sane adult have some reservations, he isn't one I would be visiting.
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