MsFlutter
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ORIGINAL: MsFlutter Forgive the structure of this inquiry. I'm fairly certain that a 'definitive' answer does not exist. That's the fun of this forum - feedback from some very discerning and highly entertaining individuals. :) Note: I realize that some relationships are so finely-tuned that discussion of this doesnt even apply. (shhhhh... I'm setting the scene....) Things have quieted a bit. Your submissive has transitioned from busy-work-a-day person to the one in your care. Until/unless a mindmeld is an option, their reactions (vocal or otherwise) to the components of the scene are units of measurement. As the scene progresses and the intensity rises, is your sub vocal in reaction to your implement of choice or is he/she quiet - reaching for the edges of subspace. Do they find your monologue reassuring it or does it hold them back from 'floating away'? Are questions (other than those re: welfare) considered rhetorical? A normal gauge of 'action' is 'reaction'. Sometimes going quiet can be interpreted as 'tolerating' the attentions of the moment. In reality it is often progression to subspace. In your experience, what has always been the least 'jarring' method of determining that? I posed a question similar to this on the Ask a Sub/Slave board. The answers from both boards have been very very interesting. The 'chatty' time during aftercare has always been critically important to those involved. As a student of human behavior, however, I'm thrilled to have more glimpses of the inner workings of the mind during a scene. The biggest question in my mind, based on a past experience, was 'would a sub go thru the motions just to be polite? Is it subspace or is it 'are we there yet?' I enjoy all the wisdom (not to mention the comedy material!) that shows up here !
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