CallaFirestormBW
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ORIGINAL: chamberqueen sodsta, it is an excellent question but the answer will vary from woman to woman. While I loved the idea of the various massages there are some women that would prefer not to be touched until they direct it. For me, a good ice breaker is having someone ask me sincerely about how my day has been going. When I can tell that they really care about the answer, and see me as an entire person instead of only as a Mistress, that touches my heart. A follow up questions such as, "Is there anything I can do to make you more comfortable?" is perfect, especially if my day has been stressful. I prefer the open ended question first, and then you can always add, "I would be happy to ..." and then would be the time to offer a backrub, offer to be my footstool, see if I need something to drink, etc. Brava! I am one of those people who doesn't like to be touched without my express permission. Even my beloveds and offspring know better than to come up and hug me or play with my hair or whatever without warning me first. Especially when I'm feeling the need to be alone it often is the last straw when someone just comes up and 'clings' to me or gets under my feet like a damned cat (hence, no kneeling in front of me unless I've called you to that point). However, as chamberqueen mentioned, asking the questions that show that you're paying attention can make all the difference in the world, and knowing that -someone- is paying attention in such a way allows me to actually -relax- a little... which means that, once I've calmed down, contact may actually be possible, where trying to rub my shoulders or kiss my feet without seeing where I'm at in terms of social capacity... well... that could be reaaaaaly scary. Dame Calla
< Message edited by CallaFirestormBW -- 5/20/2009 11:11:25 AM >
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