demistress -> RE: Help Please (9/25/2006 12:58:27 PM)
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Ok, first, let me say, this whole situation sucked, and I'm sorry you and she had to go through with it. Second, here is my advice GOING FORWARD (do not beat yourself up, but DO learn from what happened) When playing with new people, or in a new situation. Establish EVERYONE's limits, openly, plainly, and before ANY action takes place. If someone crosses one of those lines, they know everyone will speak up. If you're squeamish or shy, someone WILL get hurt. As MasterFireMaam mentioned, IF there's a DM, maybe not as needed, but still not a bad idea. When allowing someone to introduce you to others, get more information about THEIR dynamic, before letting them get you involved. Know, going forward with this partner, that she is clearly not capable of or willing to stand up for her right to say no, you will either need to teach her or protect her if you choose to keep her in your lives. Or you will spend alot of time trying to undo the damage she allows to be done. I am not being critical, I have gotten in my fair share of ugly situations for lack of playing by my OWN rules for new interaction. I think the biggest thing here is limits. There is a reason to have them, and this is the best example I've ever heard of why EVERYONE in the room/scene/etc. should know them. We all get wrapped up in the moment sometimes, and shit happens, but you guys could see, you were not wrapped up, and IF you'd known, you could have felt comfortable interfering. *hugs to you and to her* *glaring evil eye for the dom who cannot even control himself, let alone others*
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