Alecta -> RE: finding myself (10/6/2012 5:21:50 PM)
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ORIGINAL: LtDrygon I feel you are totally not understanding about this thread. Or you read certain detail and forget the others. I understand what you are saying and I like what you said about being a sub first however.... I've already said this may have not gotten accrossed as so but I did. And to be supervised it was applied when I said I wanted to be trained by a master (mistress) doesn't really matter. And I'm trying to be precausious why do you think I'm here trying to talk about it? I don't want to go overboard. I want to have a funtional life with my partner. I can have a funtional vanilla relationship cause I already understand the basis to its fullest. I want to control this occasional outburst. Again it doesn't happen all the time. I think we're misunderstanding each other. My answers to you have been geared very much towards bedroom/play activities as opposed to a D/s lifestyle because that is what it seems your idea of a BDSM relationship is. When I said to be a sub first, I mean to take the sub for each new activity and every new partner you encounter first, and only switch to the Dom role after you have learnt everything you can about that particular activity. Not for you to spend x amount of time as a full time sub/slave before you "graduate" to Dom; that is a conversation for another type of BDSM. It is my opinion that the best way to learn about a BDSM activity is to experience it at the hands of a good Dom/me first, until you can tell with absolute certainty what the steps and safety precautions are to the activity and how it will feel when you do it to someone else. If you have not been beaten by a paddle to the strength extent of how you would use it, you would not know how it feels. As for supervision, no, that was unclear. To me it sounded like you were looking for someone to help you so that it's basically just you and them, two people, in the room. I'm saying that there should be a third, a "moderator" who is not your Master. I'm telling you to get professional help for your control issues because we in the lifestyle are not trained professionals, just people who like to play rough. We can tell you what signs to look for to tell if someone is choking, or bleeding, or in shock, but it's not professional information and it is not going to help with your own emotional control issues. I.E BDSM is not going to teach you HOW to control yourself. You need to learn that from a therapist. BDSM is not going to help you MANAGE your issues. You need to do that for yourself. BDSM can be a controlled outlet for certain tendencies, BUT first must come the control. For god's sake I'm not saying "get help you're a sicko and can't hold a functional relationship", I'm saying "BDSM will not teach you to calm down and get control of your emotions, but a good therapist can". I am also telling you that if you cannot already control the occasional outburst, you should not allow yourself to be put in a position to seriously hurt someone if you should have an outburst. It is irresponsible, like driving a car with iffy brakes. Got it?
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