T1981
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I hate to tell you, but there's not much you can do to increase one's pain level unless she wants it, for whatever reason. A person likes pain or they don't - you may be able to test her a bit with some light stingy whipping from one of those "tickle whips", and she may take it because she wants to please you - but a person is generally wired to like pain or they aren't. You could also try talking her GENTLY through it, reassuring her that you think she's bueatiful through the pain, telling her what a good job she is doing, that sort of thing. Don't suddenly go all bad ass Dom with a paddle on her and DON'T tell her she is a sissy. That defeats the entire purpose of sharing pain and pleasure - it's a mutual thing. If you enjoy giving pain but she doesn't enjoy recieving it, then find some other way to work out the D/s aspect. Pain doesn't HAVE to be a part of submission, it really, really doesn't. Be careful with this. Very, very, very careful - hurting someone who doesn't want to be hurt will make them run away, and for good reason. I'm a huge, huge painslut and yet I would never ever dream of pushing someone's pain limit, because it's the fastest way to turn someone off of BDSM forever. Just because I like pain doesn't mean everyone does, and that's something to keep in mind. After all, we're here to have fun, and pushing someone's pain limits past what they are willing to go is NOT fun. Respect her, respect her limits, and above all, respect what you are doing not only to her body but to her mind. A respectful Dom is the one that gets me willing to try and push my limits, not ones who tell me I'm a sissy.
< Message edited by T1981 -- 1/27/2009 6:46:35 PM >
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