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ORIGINAL: DonnysStar I am new to all of this and while I know that I am submissive and my Daddy is well my Master I do not know how to tell him I want to take our sex to the next level of roughness. How do I give him a fight without him interpreting it as my not liking it. He is patient and kind and as I am new to the whole bdsm thing I worry that he just doesn't want to scare me. I feel awkward telling him what I am wanting for fear that I am a)crossing the lines as a sub and b)worried that he may give me what I want and it not be what he wants. Can anyone help me here? Asking him exactly what you asked us here would be a good start. Sometimes when I have something I want to bring up, and I'm kind of nervous about it, I tell him just that - Daddy, can we talk? I want to talk about something and I'm kind of nervous about it. He then puts me on my knees and he sits down and cups my face in his hands, and we have a "safe" feeling place in which to bring things up (sometimes in the evening, wine is also involved lol). In my situation, I was used to rather "brutal" (my opinion of brutal) play from my former owner, and Daddy just wasn't that rough. I'd bring it up once in awhile and he'd say "In due time...be patient" and I realized, well, there are two of us in this relationship and just because *I* think *I'm* ready to do XYZ, maybe *he* has his own processing to do about it. And truthfully, the relationship on its own is pretty freaking amazing between us, so not being whacked around really hard was something I could live with. Now, 3 1/2 years later, well he tried his new bamboo cane out of me last weekend and Holy Crap - Ouch. I don't know you or your Daddy but mine does sometimes struggle with balancing his love for me and his protective, nurturing tendencies with his sadistic side that wants to go to town on my ass. Patience is your friend. "The next level" of play does not have to happen overnight...does it? For us, it evolved in its own time. One of the things that helped was we kind of discovered a "SAM" side of me who comes out during play - he loves it, "Sammy" cracks him up to no end, and he can go to town on her without feeling like he's hurting his little girl. Oh Sammy is such a smart-ass, laughing, egging him on, being totally sarcastic about stuff and then cringing at what comes out of her mouth. He laughs his ass off and then his sadistic side comes out. "Sammy" does fight back - she pushes against him, claws at him, bites him - and he handles her with a hard hand. And when it's all over, his little girl is curled up and panting - sometimes crying - and he comes and takes care of her again. For us, "Sammy" was a way of finding that outlet. It's not role play for us; rather, facets to us that we've enjoyed the freedom of exploring. Again though, slowly, and with patience. Two things you mentioned: I am a)crossing the lines as a sub This line you speak of is whatever line he has drawn out for you. There is no standard "sub line" that no sub shall cross. For example, in my relationship, I am well within my right to tell him what I'd like or what I want. He's still the head of the relationship - he can say no, he can ponder it, or he can say yes. He is perfectly OK with me asking for stuff. You say your relationship is new, so you might want to have this conversation with him - about how he feels about you asking for stuff. My guess is, he'd be OK with it. and b)worried that he may give me what I want and it not be what he wants. Here is where you gotta let him be the dominant one. By NOT asking because it might not be what he wants, you are effectively taking that decision right out of his hands, and making it yourself. In my relationship, I ask for what I want, and then he - the one in authority - can say yes, no, or maybe. By not asking, I've made that decision for him. If Daddy gives me something I want, that he doesn't want very much, that's his decision. Sometimes he does that for the greater good of our relationship. You know, I have a bunch of legal stuff I'm dealing with right now and he reviewed all my documents for me last night. I'm pretty sure he'd have much rather relaxed in front of the TV with a glass of wine, but he didn't. He looked everything over and advised me on some things. He gave me what I needed, even though it wasn't what he really wanted to be doing last night. That's what relationships do, and that's what many dominants do. But you gotta leave the decision up to him. It's ok to express this concern, of course. But let him decide where he takes things. OK, as usual I got wordy, but I hope there was something here that helps. :)
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