slaveMastery -> RE: blind trust (11/21/2006 11:21:14 AM)
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ORIGINAL: DiurnalVampire I prefer when a sub comes to me with ideas about limits, as a framework. I dont want the restrictions of a list of "I refuse to even try this ever" right off the bat. Especially with newcomers, who I dont believe can HAVE that many limits since they havent had the chance to try much if anything. Rather when a sub meets with me for the first time, I prefer to hear interests. I want to know the positive aspects of what they want to learn rather than the negatives. If there are any hard limits, I wil respect them initialy, and I will expect them to be reevaluated after the relationship has gone somewhere. I think tat is one thing a lot of people, Dom and sub, forget. Limits are not written in stone, so no matter what you bring to the table the first day, it might change a hundred times before you settle into what works for you as a pair. DV I am in perfect agreement with the philosophical take that limits -and particularly hard limits- are mental, emotional and/or physical blockages that can be overcome with trust, time, love, training and trust (and did I mention trust yet?). Over time and with trust, (hard) limits are to be overcome and outgrown. Yet in this particular scenario, we are talking about the categorical expectation of abandonment of any type of limits for the sake meeting some potential (let me borrow here) Asshole in a black leather vest for the very first time. NOT a good way to start things off!! Randy
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