TexasMaam
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ORIGINAL: MHOO314 Let Me clarify, this is a question that My students often ask after their first or second "events" with a prospective Dom/me or submissive. OH! *read all of the posts, TM, before you wax locquacious!* Sorry. I think THAT specific issue is a reality check. There's such a tremendous gulf between fantasizing about what will happen and what actually takes place. The inevitable "damn!...that golden shower, flogging, bondage, fill in the blank here_______________ ' just didn't "do" for me what I thought it would....". I think many a sub, if not every sub, goes through that 'reality check' initiation into the world of BDSM. As a Domme, I have a credo that I never overlook: Play a little, Talk a LOT. When working with a new sub, I ask the sub to tell me how things felt, how he reacted, what he thought about X, Y, Z activity. We have the inevitable 'fantasy vs reality' conversation, where I instruct him to always confide in Me his innermost feelings about what transpired. I ALWAYS ask the sub about every single experience we shared throughout the session, every session. I tell him, quite plainly, that he's embarked on a learning experience and that he's going to find a lot of real experiences will be a let down from his fantasies, but that along the way he'll find activities and sensations that are more satisfying than he ever imagined. The key is in letting go of one to discover the other. It's very difficult to teach a male sub to open up and talk about such things, especially since subs are generally shy and tend to internalize rather than communicate. However, once the sub is comfortable answering My probing questions, he generally finds relief in being honest and having an outlet for his reactions, thoughts, expectations. The sub has to learn to look past his fantasies and expectations and focus on what he's actually experiencing, instead. I would suggest to the sub that he tell his new Domme what he found to be disappointing. I'll give you an example: A sub expected Anal play to be incredibly stimulating; he fantasized that it would crescendo into a shattering orgasmic experience that would leave him emptied, spent, exhausted and zoned out. (Because that's what he's been reading or watching on videos and that's what he hoped to experience.) The reality was: it hurt like hell, he did not have even the slightest hint of an erection and the feeling of pressure/ejaculate/urinary-void/stone-ache that actually transpired was a new, unusual, not entirely pleasurable, not entirely painful, mostly "WEIRD" sensation that took a lot of getting used to! Add to that his tension over having someone play with his bum at all, and you have a real recipe for BDSM training disaster. The key is in discussing it all, every detail. I teach a sub that he will remember these feelings in our next session, and that now that he has some real experience to base his expectations on, I ask him to rethink his fantasies and find the REALITY BASED sensations that please him, satisfy him, satiate him, quench his needs and cravings and fulfill him. Regardless of the activity in question, My approach remains the same: Play a little, talk a LOT. Play a little more, talk a LOT more. Don't hold back, don't lie to Me, don't think you'll hurt My feelings: Play a little, talk a LOT! Texas Maam
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