ResidentSadist
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Joined: 2/11/2007 From: a mean old Daddy, but I like you - Joni Mitchell Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: ResidentSadist “It’s a whip my dear. It’s supposed to hurt.” Safe words have never been of much use to me really . . . it negates the fear factor if they have ultimate control. I am very empathetic and read body language very well. I use common sense and situational awareness. After all, when you have a masochist sexually and emotionally aroused on a mix of fear, pain and passion to a peak that is far beyond the point where the pleasure/pain threshold blurred together so your every torturous touch only causes another quivering orgasmic rush . . . they are so high on endorphins you could cut one their limbs off and they wouldn’t feel it. What good is a safe word in that state of mind? I have to be the one to watch what is happening so there is no permanent damage. And if there was a safe word, what would it be used for? Why would someone want to stop me from hurting them and scaring them so badly that they are left quaking in a puddle of their own piss, blood and cum? Dahling! <fans self> Yes, my favorite sadists were masters of reading my body language. I had to call yellow once because I felt a panic attack coming on (first time with a single tail). My body was fine; my mind was not, and he had no way to know this. Shweetheart, dahlink, booboola! I will not disagree with anyone about safe words. In fact, I affirm that if someone "feels" they need one, they do! For me on the other hand, I know that panic attacks, even before they hit, give a physical "tell" that can be read in your body language. As you start to get disconnected from your surroundings before you even begin panic, you also disconnect from me. That means your body stops reacting to what I am doing. When you do disconnect and panic, you tense up. . . . just sayin'
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