DesFIP
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ORIGINAL: ixchel I was playing with a friend (I am very, very new to this structure) and I believe he was trying to get a reaction out of me but I just clammed up and got terribly nervous. He quickly mentioned that he was just going to have to do much more to me next time whereas I was pretty close to my current limits. Tell him that you weren't responding because you were nervous. He needs to know that. Tell him that you were close to your limit and can't take much more. Because otherwise the next time will be unpleasant. You don't want to have to end things abruptly because he can't read you at all. He doesn't want things to have to end when he feels he was just getting started. He needs to know that you clam up when you get nervous, when you get close to your limit. Tell him this. And hopefully he will incorporate some better feedback techniques. Either a clinical, "on a scale of one to ten, how high is this pain?" or "You can take more for me, can't you?" which could get either a big smile, a nervous nod, or no, no, no more. You need more than trust, you need better communication.
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