behindmirrors
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ORIGINAL: belljar My current sub had only one other Domme that he served prior to me. It took him 8 months after ending things with her to get up the nerve to seek another one. For him its about submission, serving, pleasing, etc. For her, it was an excuse to beat the crap out of him. She could get very angry, too. With her crops/whatever she left bad bruises, sometimes breaking skin. Enough pain for him to leave bad bite marks on his gag. while I don't like inflicting this sort of severe pain, I do so get off on a good whipping to my sub. Not for punishment, but because I like it. It's powerful. We've been together long enough that he trusts me, and I'd like to start bringing that into our play. but how can I bring it in in such a way that will erase the negative connotations he has with it, and start replacing that with erotic connotations, like it is for me? How do I get him back round to the mindset "in pain there is pleasure, in pleasure there is pain", that is of my belief? I would also have to agree that communication is going to be a big part of things- he has to understand very clearly that you aren't angry at him (or the world, or whatever) when you do inflict pain on him- and be very slow and gradual with it. A large part of me "gets" where he's coming from- I had the same sort of issues to deal with (only outside of a BDSM context for the original fear of it). For me, it was learning to associate the pain that I was being given by my Dom with the arousal I was also experiencing, and being praised at the same time. Linking the pain to a feeling of pleasure and working very slowly with praise from you, telling him whatever it is that works for your relationship that is a phrase of your pleasure with him- (for me it was "I love you, you're my good girl", etc.) will help- and make sure to afterwards, whenever he is ready, talk about it- really listen to him, and reassure him if it's needed. Stress your pleasure to him, and make him feel really good about it. It's basically reconditioning him to understand a formerly negative thing for him as a positive- I'd tread carefully with a lot of compassion, take breaks during the actual act if needed, and read up on psychology. behindmirrors.
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