CynthiaWVirginia -> RE: Brand spanking new.. (10/25/2012 3:57:05 PM)
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Welcome to CollarMe, RosiesLearning. Um, if he wants you to read 50 Shades of Grey...yes, of course. There are non-porn, non-fantasy BDSM books out there that will probably help you more though...like.. SM 101 by Jay Wiseman Miss Abernathy's Concise Slave Training Manual by Christina Abernathy The Compleat Slave by Jack Rinella The New Bottoming Book by Dossie Easton and Janet W. Hardy The Better Built Bondage Book by Douglas Kent (for making BDSM stuff, etc.) Screw the Roses, Send Me the Thorns, The Romance and Sexual Sorcery of Sadomasochism by Philip Miller and Molly Devon I got most of my book collection (somewhere between 16 and 20) from Amazon.com and Ebay. The Better Built Bondage Book...(laughing)...I told my boy that I wanted that as part of my Valentine's Day, instead of chocolates. I woke up to flowers on the bed beside me, some Hershey's Kisses and the book. (Best. Valentine's. Day. EVER.) quote:
So so far, so good, im learning from reading that its common for masters to constantly ask what you are thinking...? That I didnt expect.. I've known a few submissives whose Dominants have a different style than my own...and they did not care to know what their sub was thinking as long as she served the way he wanted. My way? Everything about my slave is MY business and it's his job to keep me aware of any highs or lows, stressors, etc. Everything. [:D] I started training bo to do this by asking him what he was feeling. I wanted to encourage his need to bring everything to me, the good the bad and the ugly, so that over time he would see that I am his safe harbor. My finger stays on his emotional pulse, so to speak, it's just my way and others may prefer something different. There is a freedom in transparency that I wanted him to experience, something he has never had in his past vanilla relationships nor with his previous owner. Another point to make...how can I make good decisions for us if I don't know what I'm dealing with? Telling me what he thinks I want to hear instead of what he really feels...is, IMHO, counterproductive and dishonest, setting us both up for a fail. (It's polite though, lol.) I hope you have a great time on your journey.
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