porcelain26 -> RE: a first (11/27/2008 9:06:47 PM)
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Any time you have a boundry pushed, soft or not, it can leave you feeling scared, vulnerable, even angry. I think the important part of this is that you say you love and trust your owner. Focus on that. When my Owner and I first got together, I had this reaction a lot. Some of the things He did with me terrified me, made me feel cheap, used, any number of different things. But I also seriously lucked out in the fact that He wanted me to tell Him everything I was feeling. I would write Him novel's for emails describing each conflicting emotion, each fear, each humiliation, everything. It not only helped me to focus on the experience and pick it apart so I knew exactly how I felt and where those feelings came from, but it gave my Owner immense insight into me as a person and as His property. Also, He NEVER chastised me, poked fun, or made me feel bad/guilty for my reactions. He was always supportive and helped me work through my emotional response. This gave me an extreme sense of confidence in Him, as well as in our relationship, and it grew the trust of that relationship by leaps and bounds. I've said it before, and I mean it still, at this point in time, I can say very easily that I no longer have any limits with my Owner, because I trust Him completely. He will never do anything to purposely harm me, He would never put me in danger, and He wants nothing more than for me to be happy being His. It's a great place to be in. Keep yourself open and honest with your owner, and you'll hit the same place one day!
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