dove967
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I can understand a Top "turning off" that emotion switch in the head so He doesn't get distracted or confused by whatever the bottom may feel or express. His focus needs to be on executing the scene safely. Emotions can become a filter that warps the way the Top interprets all the bits and pieces of information he's gathering from the scene as a whole. That's why I believe safe words are important thing to have. That way, the Top knows not to change the course of the scene unless He hears that one word....no matter what the bottom may say, do, or what amount of distress they appear to be in. As for we bottoms, we wouldn't be human if all that physical and psychological stimulus DIDN'T evoke some intense emotions of some kind. I usually experience anger when my Dom increases the pain level and I have to adjust and work through it to get to the other side of it. But, I don't get angry at my Sir at all, my anger is directed towards the pain. Psychologically, for me, it becomes an entity all it's own that I fight with in order to arrive at a deeper level of subspace. I can be very stubborn about not letting the pain win by forcing me to use a safeword and I will growl, curse , and yell in order achieve my victory over it. I'm quite a sight during this fight, but, my Sir is very famililar with it and knows it to be a sign that he needs to maintain the current level of pain and give me time to conquer that old enemy. dove
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