AquaticSub
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ORIGINAL: LuciusAestus Ok, I'll take my last statement back. Safewords can be good, I guess, as long as it in some way is still possible for the submissive to feel helpless. And perhaps I should say that I'm not as dominant as I may sound, since most of you seem to assume that I am. No safewords means you want complete control. That's really dominant. Some subs and slaves really like no safewords. I've never used one and I've been exploring d/s for about four years (a pitiful amount compared to some I know). It's all depending on what you want but I always reserve the right to "mayday". In public scenes I'll use the colors to let the dominant know how I'm doing as he can't read my body the way my dominant can. If I need to safeword with my dom, there is a crisis going on. Honestly, how she feels is all up to you. Dominants have to do a lot of work in the bedroom during scenes. That could be why they like us to be so obediant outside of the bedroom. My dominant likes to blindfold me, pretending to make phone calls, open doors and talk to people who aren't there (particularly during breaking scenes) to give me the impression that I'm going to be sold off and my body is being previewed by potential buyers. How she feels is really going to be up to you. Edited to add: By complete control I mean "If you don't think is a problem or want there to be a problem, there clearly isn't one. No matter what."
< Message edited by AquaticSub -- 12/12/2006 2:19:05 PM >
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Without my dominance you cannot submit. Without your submission I cannot dominate. You are my equal in this, though our roles are different.-Val It was ok for him to beat me but then he tried to cuddle me! - Me Member:Clan of the Scarlet O'Hair
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