Caretakr
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ORIGINAL: Caretakr It's often the case that not having an immedate out leaves deep imprinting it it's wake. I first started exploring things like this when past girls came away from scenes, feeling that they were somehow incomplete. For me, the dissonance came from trying to reconcile everything I'd read about SSC, and that undeniable melt I would get when someone pushed me past my struggling, and half-hearted no's. The more experience I have, the better I am able to trust my own instincts about the difference between abuse and D/s. It's rather individual, after all...and very subjective. I can't say I've shed the conditioning yet, and I'm not sure I want to, 100%. But, I do know that unless a dom can push me occasionally past resistance I'll never feel that my submission has been truly given. Not an easy thing to be reconciled to. Slaves aren't made in days, weeks, or even years..And exactly what we find as a submissive, or anything else conveniently labeled, can be confusing at best. The common thread in arriving, is that one finds a Top patient and knowlegable enough to take one past the reactance phases.. And they are many, and none are ever easy to overcome. The "melt" you described has basically been best related to me as an inner barrier breaking. These tend to be mental and emotional defenses, built up subconsciously. And as long as one is *allowed* safewords and outs, these will always trigger that defensive response. Failing that,the top has the perogative of pushing up to-and past that resistance. In time, it is realized that these defenses were never really needed- they were simply prisoning overlays on a basic core.
< Message edited by Caretakr -- 7/1/2006 5:20:24 PM >
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