GoddessDustyGold -> RE: new domme (11/16/2004 2:25:02 AM)
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BeachMystress has given some wonderful tips to get things started and break the ice. I am one for the Prior Proper Planning (The 3 P's as Claudia Varrin likes to call them), but I do not plan Myself into a corner. It is important to be able to be flexible, for you may not know what is going to work all of the time. It is good to have as much of an idea as possible of the subs fantasies, and see how you can work them into your session, so long as it is not an uncomfortable or unfamiliar type of play for you, yourself. If a client tells Me that he wants certain things I do not do, and he is insistant, I simply won't do the session. But I am speaking as a Pro here. I also make sure I have all the ropes, toys, etc. that I plan to use, and even a few extra things in case the session begins to move in another direction. For Me there is nothing more awkward than to realize I want to use My Whartenburg Wheel and realize it is tucked away on the other side of the house! I did enjoy Claudia's book, The Art Of Sensual Female Dominance, Hardy Haberman's Family Jewels, a guide to male genital play and torment, and the previously mentioned Erotic Bondage by Jay Weisman. Bondage does take some practice, should be used safely, and is always best to have a mentor to get you more familiar with the ins and outs of tying up a submissive. But it is an extremely sensual play for Me. I am personally reading and practicing with Midori's Japanese Bondage (Shibari) book at this time, but I state I am only learning, and I have been in the lifestyle since 1989. There are always new things to learn, or something that suddenly peaks your interest. Best of luck, and welcome...Take it slow, take a breath, relax and I am sure everything will be fine. And don't forget your sense of humor. Sometimes it can come in handy!
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