HisSweetElysium
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Last night I did my first suspension for a photoshoot. I really wanted to add images to my port, as I find it exceptionally beautiful. I had only seen it done once before, but I thought it was really exciting. The rigger was very experienced, and took a lot of time doing the rig. We talked before about any health conditions and I mentioned I have a bad shoulder from an old injury. We talked about how to manage that, and he decided to do a side suspension. I usually don't have a problem clasping my arms behind my back, but I found once I got lifted that even a small amount of pressure on this got uncomfortable, which progressed to painful to excruciating. I tried to be a trooper and "hang" in there, to let people get pictures, but I knew towards the end I was pushing it too far. He got me down and I felt terrible, for having to tap out. It's hard as a sub/model to express things like that, but I knew my physical well being was important to everyone. Today I have an extremely sore shoulder as a result, and more than anything, I'm upset b/c I wanted to do this so much and, aside from the pain, it was a WONDERFUL experience. The rigger said there were ways to do it so that there would be no pressure on my shoulder at all, and once I'm better, I want to try it again. I apologized to him profusely, (I almost cried) and he reassured me that 45 minutes is a long time, and I did well, especially considering I had never done it before and he'd want to do it again. Master says He's not upset with me for getting injured, and knows why it happened, b/c I really wanted to please. I suspect had He been there He might have said something about the rig hurting my shoulder before it happened, so hopefully He will be there next time (He had a schedule conflict last night). Anyone do rigging and have any reassurance to offer? I appreciate any support that is offered!
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“This is love: to fly toward a secret sky, to cause a hundred veils to fall each moment. First to let go of life. Finally, to take a step without feet.” Rumi
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