ThatDamnedPanda
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I know I'm playing the devil's advocate here, and being someone whose sole interest in BDSM is relationship-based rather than "play" based, my input may not be all that relevant. However, I can easily imagine situations in which I'd feel quite comfortable continuing on with someone who'd violated a hard limit. But it would certainly depend on the circumstances. For one thing, it would obviously depend upon what the limit was, but it would also depend on the reason the limit was violated. Was it intentional, or accidental? If it was intentional, it would be extremely difficult for me to ever really trust her again, but then again I can conceive of a number of hard limits that could arguably be violated by accident. Granted, ideally it's something that never should happen, but people are human and I've noticed more than once that the world is an imperfect place. Things can go wrong. My first approach would be to have a thorough discussion, which I'm sure Mike already has. If I could be satisfied that there was a reasonable explanation, and we'd had a productive discussion about how to prevent a similar occurrence in the future, I'd be comfortable going forward. But, Mike, it sounds as though you've already pretty much worked that procedure. And the result is that for whatever reason, on a fundamental level you still don't feel comfortable with it. I guess your answer is clear, unfortunately.
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