pg4g
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ORIGINAL: KnightofMists For some this play is rather shocking and disturbing to watch. A bottom fighting back for many could be a warning flag of concern to the consensual nature of the play at hand. For many Tops a bottom fighting back can give them the appearance that consent is being revoked and are unable to continue to play as result. It is indeed important that those participating in the play have clear understanding of the nature of primal play. It is important to understand how such play can or will be stopped. One should understand the risks associated with this kind of play. I personally have been dropped to the floor, kicked, punched, bit, scratched and even took a knee into the groin. A bottom that fight back will feel the force of the Top against their resistance. A Top will use equal force to the bottom’s resistance, plus one. This “plus one” is the appropriate force to bring submission and break the resistance. For the bottom, there is always the risk that this “plus One” will be more than they can tolerate and the extra force could be sufficient to cause more than immediate submission in the scene, but a lasting negative impact outside the scene. For the Top, you will always run the risk that the bottom’s resistance will be greater than the force you are will to exert to bring enforced submission. As a Top that play a lot in Primal play, I protect against these risk with one factor and one factor alone… Keep my girl free of harm. If I am unsure that my girl can take the “plus one” to bring enforced submission, I will end the play. If I am unsure of my ability to use “plus one” to enforce submission, I will end the play. The point of primal play is not to see who wins… but to have fun free of Harm! Several things here. Very much people can find it disturbing seeing me fight back. Because it's built into my nature, my fight back isn't fake. What is happening to me looks VERY much like rape and torture, and you'd be certain that there is no consent there. Teaching my partner about myself, that he doesn't need to worry so much about that, and that he needs to "plus one" and build up the energy in the scene was difficult at first. I personally don't have "too much plus one force" but there is a lasting impact outside a scene. Generally it can require me to decompress, and that takes place either in aftercare, or alone. Your last point about unsure if you can plus one, and then ending it? As a switch that isn't an issue. For me, part of it is seeing who wins. If you can't, and you haven't set up appropriate restraints to force the other to submit, you'll lose the fight and then you're the bottom.
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Switching: the best of both worlds. It ain’t about how hard you hit. It’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. - Rocky Balboa
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