dreamerdreaming -> RE: Looking for advice (11/9/2009 12:06:40 PM)
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Yep! Great idea! Just a few things to remember, that all tie in together: As a dom you'll have your own style, needs and desires. So don't take your dom mentor's words as gospel- she'll have her own style, and her own turn-ons... As with your own future sub, communication with your dom is critical. There's no need to do a bunch of stuff that's not working for you. If it doesn't get you off, communicate so you can move forward. Keep in mind that it may be something as small as a minor adjustment, that will take an activity from yucky to yummy for you. So be open to, and ask for, minor adjustments. But if you just really are not enjoying an activity at all, there's no need to experience it just for the sake of having the experience. Your future sub may adore something that you (as a sub) despise. And as a dom, you may love dishing out what you yourself weren't interested in taking- or couldn't take, as a sub. As a sub you may want different things than the kind of dom that you would be, could actually give. Does that make sense? In other words: When subbing, or when domming, you may like things that when you switch, you have little to no interest in experiencing from the opposite perspective. For example: When I was slave, I was a huge pain slut for whipping. Loved it, and willingly endured long, harsh beatings for the sheer joy of submission to my worthy dom. I asked for it. I begged for it. So much so, that there were times one might have considered him my service dom- except that he loved it so much too! But when I turned domme a few years ago, I immediately set out to be the kind of domme that dishes out little to no real pain. As a domme, control and humiliation are my kinks. These can be accomplished quite well, without me putting my slaveboy in the kind of pain that as a sub, I'd craved. HAVE FUN!!! Dominance is not about being domineering, and submission is not about suffering. Domming isn't about being a jerk, and subbing isn't about being a doormat. If you and your partner can't laugh and have fun together from whatever side of the kneel you're on, you're doing it wrong. ;o) Edited for format.
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