Focus50
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Joined: 12/28/2004 From: Newcastle, Australia Status: offline
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Not being judgemental but this "more experienced Dom" prefers to keep it simple and (drum roll; this is the *biggy*) REAL. And I don't just mean real time.... I don't do "cyber" and though there's always things to be discussed at the start of any new relationship, I don't then "assume" a role like it's theatre and neither does any sub I'd call my own. I'm male, hetero and dominant, always was, and I fully expect her to be female, preferably hetero and submissive. Having that as the established foundation, basically all we do is be ourselves. Our relationship dynamic is that I'm in control and she serves and obeys. Concocting and contriving punishment scenarios etc has a limited "use by date" before intelligent people tire of them or fall into a trap of trying to maintain the pace and interest. You lose all sense of balance and perspective when you actually permit your sub to act out so you can punish her. She gets confused and ultimately disrespectful because she doesn't see the ante of her misbehaviour being upped over time (esp as you've permitted it beforehand) and you get frustrated and miserable because you can't seem to stop or control her anymore.... Frankly, there's enough in the everyday life of a D/s based relationship for you both to exercise your roles without the fool's gold of "permitted" brattiness being introduced. And if I do want more, my role dictates I can just get out the ropes, whips or whatever and "jump her through hoops" anyway - and reward or punish on her REAL performance. What is or isn't inappropriate is entirely for you two to decide. But as the dom, you should lead and tell her the things you do expect. Even if you lack the experience to articulate what you want, the honesty of saying so is still leading and deserving of respect.... If you really do like pretend theatre, go for it - but few do once they've had a taste of the consequences. My advice is always to keep it real - first objective (assuming there's enough of a connection to proceed) is to actually meet. Focus.
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