WhipTheHip
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ORIGINAL: LevelWhat a horrible situation to be in, K. I totally understand what you did (and did not do), and what you're feeling. I think Fire said it well, their baggage is not yours, and she ultimately had the responsibility to speak up. I hope she learned from it, and I do not mean that harshly. It is funny that people here are quick to say I'm not okay, and bad mouth me any number of different ways, Yet, it it is my position that the top has full responsibility to make sure a scene does not go wrong. Submissives want to please, that is their nature. I would never do anything that scars a submissive, even if she agreed to it. To my viewpoint that is not sane. Moreover, as a top it is my responsibility to make sure I understand what my partner is willing to accept, and what she is not willing to accept and what she is willing to consider. If things progress gradually enough, with enough discussion, there is little chance for things to go wrong. I may even stop during a scene to make sure things are okay. I would rather destroy the mood one evening than risk doing something that might upset my sub. I would never depend upon a safe word to end a scene. Many subs go into subspace, and can't use their safe word. Subs often place there emotional, physical, and mental welfare in your hands, and place their soul in your hands. I am not going to violate that trust, I am going to earn that trust, and never make her feel like she made a mistake. Cheers, Michael
< Message edited by WhipTheHip -- 9/25/2006 7:05:09 PM >
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