amayos -> RE: forced into subspace (5/28/2006 12:47:44 PM)
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ORIGINAL: ShivaTS Hi I was wondering if it is possible to drop into subspace what someone does something to you that you done like. I dont like the violet wand. I find it is too intense, but my Master loves using on me due to my high pitched squeels and moans. I drop into subspace pretty quickly, so he says I may think I hate it, but my body says I like it. Im confused by this. I empathize. I believe you do hate the wand, but your body is coping very well with the conflict. That you are confused shows your mind is open, and that over time I believe you can be made to like the process it evokes in you. As an aside, the term "subspace" has always seemed like another silly BDSM buzz word to me, but I understand what it was born to convey. My only contention about these ideas is how they are used with such pseudo-scientific surety, as if the topic being discussed is centered around a car. There are those who will claim there is a good subspace and a bad one, a this-space, a that-space, a me-space and a myspace. But it's not like you can pop the hood and say, "ah, there's the good subspace alternator." Everyone reacts differently to the test of crisis, as we are not strictly speaking about neuro transmitter-blocking endorphins. Some have stronger psychological coping mechanisms than others. Some have learned to enjoy and build those mechanisms—in tandem with the reactions of the body itself. Is it the miraculous and ironically wired coping system of the human animal, or a gateway to metaphysical Xanadu? I would venture to say the answers to those questions would vary quite a bit. I do believe I've said it before, but tilt the diamond that is the human mind just a little and you get a completely different arrangement of view.
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