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FrostedFlake -> RE: When things go south. (8/21/2012 9:02:00 PM)

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Reading what is here makes clear that Steven is not merely a man, but also a gent. I hope he hasn't felt stung by some of the suggestions made here.

Should have (this).

Ought to have (that)

If it were me, I would have (etcetera)

As I slowly grow up it dawns that as gratifying as overdoing things can be, the only appropriate moment for violence is the moment chosen by the opponent.

However, preparation makes such moments go much better. Particularly when working through that Fight, Flight or Freeze conundrum.

I have a history. Parts are pretty ugly. What I was taught is debilitating. And about this I have not been slack. One of the things I have done is study Tae Kwon Do, Judo and Hapkido. I know from experience that it has made a VERY big difference in the way things have gone for me. What I am trying to make obvious is, that being ready, willing and able is largely an internal matter. I mean, the bad guys see it, plain as Day, because they look for it, but it affects me more than anyone else. The point I am trying to make is, the Fight, Flight or Freeze conundrum can be made much simpler. With motivation, study and work.

Studying a martial art is something that someone can do to change some things that are not comfortable into things that are.

Perhaps I have said something worthwhile.




sexyred1 -> RE: When things go south. (8/21/2012 9:13:29 PM)

I am sorry this happened to the OP, but honestly, as a woman, not just a sub, I never let anyone touch me, ever, without my permission.

In your case, if you do have emotional traumatic baggage, you do need to protect yourself; I have been to parties and events at one point in my life, and I have seen things like this happen.

That is one reason that I never go to public events; people never keep their hands to themselves, they lack self control.

Glad DS was there for you.




KnightofMists -> RE: When things go south. (8/21/2012 9:25:14 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Duskypearls

And Steven, I cannot thank you enough for immediately springing into action, getting to me, and by holding, rubbing and talking to me, brought me back to the safe world. You are one in a million, my dear, and I feel both lucky and honored to know you.

Right you are, Hibby, I am non-confrontational by nature, but I SHOULD give this fellow a piece of my mind.


Frankly, not only yourself... But the host of said private party should be having rods with the individual in question.

As far as the OP... Everyone is different... But a good place to start is just being there for support. I would consider that they might feel violated to some degree and stps need to be taken to bring them a sense of being safe and restore they ability to be in control in the environment they are in.




Toppingfrmbottom -> RE: When things go south. (8/21/2012 11:57:25 PM)

She told him stuff like that was an absolute no no, and wasn't even playing with him. He just helped himself. And she didn't see him come up from what I understand. Short of no more public Pps, how do you suggest she do better ftp protect herself.
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ORIGINAL: sexyred1

I am sorry this happened to the OP, but honestly, as a woman, not just a sub, I never let anyone touch me, ever, without my permission.

In your case, if you do have emotional traumatic baggage, you do need to protect yourself; I have been to parties and events at one point in my life, and I have seen things like this happen.

That is one reason that I never go to public events; people never keep their hands to themselves, they lack self control.

Glad DS was there for you.




Duskypearls -> RE: When things go south. (8/22/2012 12:08:23 AM)


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ORIGINAL: Toppingfrmbottom

She told him stuff like that was an absolute no no, and wasn't even playing with him. He just helped himself. And she didn't see him come up from what I understand. Short of no more public Pps, how do you suggest she do better ftp protect herself.
quote:

ORIGINAL: sexyred1

I am sorry this happened to the OP, but honestly, as a woman, not just a sub, I never let anyone touch me, ever, without my permission.

In your case, if you do have emotional traumatic baggage, you do need to protect yourself; I have been to parties and events at one point in my life, and I have seen things like this happen.

That is one reason that I never go to public events; people never keep their hands to themselves, they lack self control.

Glad DS was there for you.



You nailed it right on the head, darling. I warned him about it, was not playing with him, was coming down from playing with another, had my head turned away, I did not invite him, and never knew what was coming till it hit me.

Thank you for understanding!




DesFIP -> RE: When things go south. (8/22/2012 11:15:25 AM)

I freeze also. It's one of the reasons I won't do casual. I'm unable to protect myself.

Personally, I suggest you contact the host(ess) and tell them what you told me. That you had during conversation, not negotiations, informed this man you can't take any real pain. That you had not agreed to play with him. And that you are too upset to go face to face with him about his wrongdoings but that you hope the host will, as you now don't feel very comfortable playing in a place where tops feel entitled to do whatever they want to whomever they want without consent.




sexyred1 -> RE: When things go south. (8/22/2012 11:19:17 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: Duskypearls


quote:

ORIGINAL: Toppingfrmbottom

She told him stuff like that was an absolute no no, and wasn't even playing with him. He just helped himself. And she didn't see him come up from what I understand. Short of no more public Pps, how do you suggest she do better ftp protect herself.
quote:

ORIGINAL: sexyred1

I am sorry this happened to the OP, but honestly, as a woman, not just a sub, I never let anyone touch me, ever, without my permission.

In your case, if you do have emotional traumatic baggage, you do need to protect yourself; I have been to parties and events at one point in my life, and I have seen things like this happen.

That is one reason that I never go to public events; people never keep their hands to themselves, they lack self control.

Glad DS was there for you.



You nailed it right on the head, darling. I warned him about it, was not playing with him, was coming down from playing with another, had my head turned away, I did not invite him, and never knew what was coming till it hit me.

Thank you for understanding!


Oh, I understand alright; I am just angry that happened to you.




LadyHibiscus -> RE: When things go south. (8/22/2012 11:31:38 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: FrostedFlake

<snippage>

As I slowly grow up it dawns that as gratifying as overdoing things can be, the only appropriate moment for violence is the moment chosen by the opponent.

However, preparation makes such moments go much better. Particularly when working through that Fight, Flight or Freeze conundrum.

I have a history. Parts are pretty ugly. What I was taught is debilitating. And about this I have not been slack. One of the things I have done is study Tae Kwon Do, Judo and Hapkido. I know from experience that it has made a VERY big difference in the way things have gone for me. What I am trying to make obvious is, that being ready, willing and able is largely an internal matter. I mean, the bad guys see it, plain as Day, because they look for it, but it affects me more than anyone else. The point I am trying to make is, the Fight, Flight or Freeze conundrum can be made much simpler. With motivation, study and work.

Studying a martial art is something that someone can do to change some things that are not comfortable into things that are.

Perhaps I have said something worthwhile.


There is much to be said for mental preparation. It's not the same for everyone, depending on their reasons for freezing. Or fighting.




amaidiamond -> RE: When things go south. (8/22/2012 11:33:21 AM)

quote:

It was a nice, easy, comfortable experience for me, and an instructional one for him. At the end of the spanking, I was laying there still in sub space, when out of the blue, the interloper starts thwacking me with a thick, wide, doubled belt leather, giving me the hardest hit I had ever received. I cannot begin to tell you how painful, and what a shock it was, and I was instantly knocked into panic mode, couldn't breath, was crying, and all I could say was, "No, that's too much, that's waaaay too much."


I would have reacted a LOT more aggressively than you, if my Owner did not get their first

I have to say - maybe it is a UK/USA thing but here in the UK I have never heard of a play party where wandering into someone elses scene is considered ok.

I mean we have parties where regulars to an event are asked to a personal party but STILL scenes are respected, a person would not just wade in.

I know for sure that for me, an event where people could just hit or touch me and it was considered ok would not work for me - regardless of the protocol -allowed- at that event.




LadyConstanze -> RE: When things go south. (8/22/2012 1:06:52 PM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: Duskypearls

Oh Steven, I'm so glad you brought this up, as it's really disturbed me. FYI everybody, it was me it happened to, and I'm still trying to make heads or tails of it.

I've got to tell you, it was quite a shock to my entire system. I had only met the fellow (who took it upon himself to painfully insinuate himself into my scene without permission, and without knowing who or how I was or how I'd react, about an hour earlier). One of the few things I shared with him before arriving at the party, was how careful I am in explaining to my spank partners that too much pain can trip my trigger by awakening deeply stored abuse/shock body memories, and what I and my partner need to do to is to talk and use gentle touch to bring me back to the present, so I don't panic, shut down and disassociate. Mind you now, this fellow is supposed to have been experienced, and into the bdsm and spanking lifestyle for a looooong time.

I had brought a new friend with me, whom had never done any of this stuff and wanted to learn, to the spank party, and the host was being good enough to teach him how to spank me. It was a nice, easy, comfortable experience for me, and an instructional one for him. At the end of the spanking, I was laying there still in sub space, when out of the blue, the interloper starts thwacking me with a thick, wide, doubled belt leather, giving me the hardest hit I had ever received. I cannot begin to tell you how painful, and what a shock it was, and I was instantly knocked into panic mode, couldn't breath, was crying, and all I could say was, "No, that's too much, that's waaaay too much."

I don't know how the fool could say this, to justify his actions, but his words were, "I didn't hit you very hard at all." to which my body screamed, "LIAR," why would you say such a thing, especially after I had warned you I could only take moderate pain that must be tempered with comforting sensual touch to keep me from disassociating." I felt so nauseous and hateful towards him.

Unfortunately, my sub self kicked in after a moment or two to stabilize, told him, "It's OK, I'm alright, you had no way of knowing, I won't hold it against you." But the more I think about this, the more I think it a selfish, thoughless violation of me, on his part, and even tho' he's been playing a long time with a friend of mine, I don't know I would ever be willing to trust or play with him.

I think, in fact, it was bad form all around. I don't know what possessed him to do it, or think it was OK. Now that I think of it, he never offered an apology.


I'm terribly sorry that this happened to you and I'm with you, that kind of behaviour is simply not acceptable, in another place the thoughtless jerk might be limping for a while and being banned!

Has anybody talked with the guy and told him that this is simply not acceptable and that he should apologize to you pronto?




Rule -> RE: When things go south. (8/22/2012 1:15:22 PM)

I have no experience at all in these matters - but I would start with covering her with a blanket, as that is a psychological protection.




Toppingfrmbottom -> RE: When things go south. (8/22/2012 1:19:10 PM)

I am hoping this won't ruin play time for you. Play parties and play time can be really fun, and a great way to connect and experince new things. And it'd be a shame to have that ruined for you by some douche.



quote:

ORIGINAL: Duskypearls




You nailed it right on the head, darling. I warned him about it, was not playing with him, was coming down from playing with another, had my head turned away, I did not invite him, and never knew what was coming till it hit me.

Thank you for understanding!





mons -> RE: When things go south. (8/22/2012 3:10:17 PM)

Dusypearls


I have the freeze mold, I will have someone do or say something so unnatural I do not know what to say or do
until an hour later! I a background of abuse, but this time someone said something, I just listen!

I spoke to someone and they wanted me to say something I was not comfortable with! I will write or call and let thid person know!

But the last thing two things that happen to me I did not blow up and it is not Bdsm, but it was so rude it made me just not speak to
this person!

She invited me to her home I buy miniatures for my doll houses, well she had snacks and she offered my us some!

It was "rice cakes" as I ate she said "I do not even eat these I just buy them for the dogs"!

I placed the rice cakes into my bag, and left! I told my sister!

She is a unthinking person, the last thing that happen was she brought over the stairs to the dollhouse I had ask her about something else to the doll house

She screamed at me so loud, I have a major problem with this behavior!

This is because of my father chasing my mother naked through the street, screaming the names he called her, I made sure I would
not have anyone speak to me in this manner ever in my life!

I saw red, I went upstair and I told my twin I will called her and I did I told her off , my questions to her was do I respect you she said "yes"
then never in your life speak to me in that manner ever again!

I was beating by a boyfriend so beat, for some years! I got away to safety!

No one should ever pver step the bonds of you personal space!

I understand so much not being able to all whom had this done the "surpise hard beating" to say something

I am so glad your ok and I speak with a Master whom I just and I do ask question I so do not know everything I learn something
value today!

Best Regards to all

mons ( oh yes does anyone see that I can write where it is understood? Yes again someone from CM told me how write) Thank god I thought maybe everyone would not read a thing I wrote again :0)

P.S. thank you O




angelikaJ -> RE: When things go south. (8/22/2012 3:21:37 PM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: DarkSteven


quote:

ORIGINAL: Duskypearls

I would be eternally grateful, and would welcome, all responses and suggestions kind, supportive and instructive, but not find helpful "You should have done this," or "The new spanker-friend should have done that." That only leaves me feeling shameful and guilt ridden. I will, one day soon, have a conversation with my new spanker friend, advising how what the culprit did was inappropriate, and he will learn, just like the rest of us did. I am new to this, and am learning as I go.


Well, you pretty much did everything you should have. You went above and beyond by negotiating with him, because you had no expectation of playing with him. As a bottom, you really aren't responsible for more than making prospective tops aware of issues, which you did. Under the party's protocol, there would not have been an issue if he entered the scene and continued it in the same vein as before. The issue was that he broke the rhythm. I personally believe that you would have been okay with the intensity had it been built up to properly, just not as a shock.

Your new spanker friend really couldn't have been expected to do much. He was new and was being actively instructed at the time.

I'm going to propose to the hostess of Scarlet Moons that there be two instructional courses, one for tops and one for bottoms. The one for tops will emphasize how to handle certain implements such as canes, and the one for bottoms will basically say it's okay to say no and to safeword, and vital to negotiate with new partners.


DustyPearls,

You did everything right.
Your new friend did nothing wrong.

The fault lies in the person who wittingly violated your set boundary and then tried justification instead of apologising.
Both were wrongs committed against you.

I am sorry that happened to you.




kalikshama -> RE: When things go south. (8/22/2012 3:22:18 PM)

quote:

There is much to be said for mental preparation. It's not the same for everyone, depending on their reasons for freezing. Or fighting.


This is why self defense classes are a good idea.




Duskypearls -> RE: When things go south. (8/22/2012 3:34:06 PM)

Steven, although every poster's intent was/is good, I fear your OP has gotten a bit derailed and has become all about me.

To speak to your original question, which was about what kind of support might be appropriate for someone when their "scene" has been broken as such, I'll share what comes to mind.

For me, I believe I'd benefit from gentle, supportive arms around me, coupled with some back/arm rubbing, and gentle words to the effect of, "You're alright, you're safe, I'm here, you're here, come back to me, just breathe, focus on your breath, keep breathing, you are alright, go ahead and cry if you want to, this will pass, you are grounded, you are strong, you are safe."

That sort of stuff would help bring me out of the shock state and back into the present. Also, putting a layer of pleasant/sensual touch over the violated body part helps me by literally erasing the pain. Funny how that works for me. It's like instant healing, as the pleasing touch wipes away the pain touch. It's like, "I can't focus on that (past pain), 'cause this is too good! (present pleasure)" Thank Gawd for that!




LadyPact -> RE: When things go south. (8/22/2012 9:48:41 PM)

I'm willing to be off topic. It wouldn't be the first Mod spank I got today......

Having had a couple of bottoms in the past who are in the "get the fuck away" category over the years, I don't think there is a universal answer to the original question. You might be able to go with the odds. Then again, the odds (touch, voice, warmth) might be so far off what is really needed that a person can make it worse. Yes, I would go with the odds. At minimum, non threatening touch, hydration, perhaps something sweet? A little convo.

But.....

(And there is always a but.)

Is this really the venue that you should be playing in, Dusky? Is this the environment to teach someone knew? I know you don't want to hear this, but you entrusted yourself to someone. You entrusted the host to keep that guest list to a certain standard. You did not have your expectations met.

Between this thread and the other from DS, I wouldn't take any female submissive that I cared about to a party from this particular host. Two times in a year, there has been a problem from the guest list. There were probably more that DS wasn't aware of.

Teach your new friend. Speak with the host in hopes that it won't happen to the next person. It shouldn't have happened in the first place and if that makes Me rigid, so be it.




CynthiaWVirginia -> RE: When things go south. (8/23/2012 4:10:18 AM)

This reminds me of why so many submissives in my area are AFRAID of going to munches and play parties. Yes on what LadyPact said.

Dusky, if this had happened to my boy and I couldn't put my body between his and the perp in time, bo would have gone feral.




culareD -> RE: When things go south. (8/23/2012 7:57:53 AM)

Dusky ~ I am so truly sorry for what happened to you. I thank you for your courage to explain in detail what happened. It gives me insight on what to allow/disallow, how I might handle situations, and the courage to stand up for myself. I am very much like you in the sense that I am non-confrontational (and in my case, to a fault). I hope you feel better very soon.

To be honest, I'd like to attend a local get together, but I am a bit freaked out...perhaps a "munch" is the place to start, but even then how do you know?

DarkSteven ~ I hope to God I never get into a situation like that, but if I do, I hope I am as fortunate to have someone like you.

To the others posting here ~ I can not give enough thanks and gratitude for all that I am learning here on this and other forums.

~culare'd
it takes courage to grow up and turn out to be who you really are ~ e.e. cummings




Karmastic -> RE: When things go south. (8/23/2012 7:24:09 PM)

fr-

i think, just like (what i think) the consensus was for the general aftercare threads, that it just depends on the person.

from an entirely human perspective, i would make a comment to her that allowed her to segue into discussing what just happened, if she so wished. something as simple as "what a jerk".

beyond that, see first sentence.




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