Shadow-tiger
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ORIGINAL: leadership527 quote:
ORIGINAL: jujubeeMB - make it vividly clear to them that the playing will start when they say it will,
- and that it is really ok with you if no playing happens at all.
- You might also consider insisting (especially with newbies) that nothing that makes them nervous is going to happen the first time, and that you will only reconsider your stance on that if they convince the heck out of you, and even then you might not reconsider.
You know, I just gotta say, it squicks me the hell out that someone would even need to write such things... all of which would've been in the "gee duh" category for me. You know Jeff, I have to agree with you on the 'gee duh' factor. As nice as the idea, the fantasy of getting someone so enthralled they'll be yours at first sight.. reality needs to step in, and you need to make it known that nothing will be expected until both are ready. All three of these points are big ones, but I bolded the one that stands out the most for me. There are times someone will go through with something they don't want to do, because they're afraid it'll disappoint, upset or anger their partner if they refuse. I've had to explain that it's ok if you don't want something, I won't be angry or upset! It seems so simple, yet it can be difficult to convince someone of that. Though the idea of dragging her off by the hair, telling her she's going to be a good girl is kinda hot. ETA: Just posting from my preference, all references to her should be that which you prefer.
< Message edited by Shadow-tiger -- 8/29/2010 11:32:35 AM >
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