UllrsIshtar -> RE: How do I help my husband become the Dom I would like him to be? (3/18/2014 6:21:26 PM)
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ORIGINAL: thecollaredwife He has only ever spanked me. I want more but he is afraid of hurting me. So yea if there are books on how to safley do bondage cane and so that is what we are looking for. Ok, for bondage this is on of the best resources on the web: http://www.knottyboys.com They have books too. And they specifically do easy to understand stuff for beginners. Resident Sadist's booklist is a good place to start too: http://www.collarchat.com/m_1726118/tm.htm Of that list I'd personally recommend for you: - The Topping Book : Or, Getting Good at Being Bad by Dossie Easton, Catherine A. Liszt - The Bottoming Book: How to Get Terrible Things Done to You by Wonderful People - Learning the Ropes: A Basic Guide to Safe and Fun S/m Lovemaking I'm sure there are other good ones, but those are the ones I've read that I think would apply. When it comes to impact play, the most important thing for you both is just to take it easy and try stuff. Talk about what you both think is hot, and want to try, and then just try it. I found that for reluctant Tops, it sometimes helps them if you play with a pain scale, and a safeword. The safeword would be the traditional 'if I say this we stop' and a painscale would be you giving numbers to him depending on the sensation, from 1-10. 1 would be "that doesn't hurt at all"; 5 would be "I can feel that, but it doesn't really hurt"; 7 would be "that hurts in a really hot way!" and anything above 9 would be "I don't think I can take much more". It'll give you a way to signal to him where you're at, before you even get close to safeword-land, and make it easier for him to know "oh, she's at 3, I can keep doing this for a while, and her moaning means she's liking it". That way he can start spanking you slightly, and as he builds up the intensity ask you for the number you're at. Based on the numbers you then give him he can start learning your body's personal reactions, and what you like and what really hurts. This way he can learn that 'moaaaaan' means 'oh yeah baby, a little harder please', while 'groaaaaan' means 'ay, we're nearing the edge of what I can take'. It'll make him feel safer about not pushing your limits too much and accidentally hurting you, and will give him a better way to be more in control over what he's doing, so that he'll feel more confident to push things a little further.
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