prettichinadoll
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I think Training is more of a "learning experience". It's like in school, you learn knowledge and skills. In this BDSM "training", the sub learn about dom's likes and dislikes, his rules, the little this and that about him. And the doms learn about their sub too, what she prefer, her habit, her personality, what she does best, what she needs improve, what she wants to achieve in life...It's a two way street, as everything in this lifestyle, or any relationship, you take something you get something. When I first heard the word "training", i feel that it's such an "impersonal" and cold word. As if there's a set of courses, tests, all kinds of stricted rules I have to learn. Later I figure out, (from my experience only), that training is very personal, very individualized. I don't think there's actually a "well trained", "ready to go" slave out there ready to serve any given Dom. BDSM is not photoshop, you got trained, and you can use all the photoshop on any PC or Mac. BDSM is so personal, everyone has their own rules. So when I read subs write in their profile saying their "well trained", I replaced the word with "a lot of experience and knowledge of various styles". But, I want to briefly mention the professional slave market (I'm not talking about fiction. and yes, they do exist somewhere, although I never see one, but I talked to someone who has been many of them, and I fully trust his credibility). I think in the professional field there's actually a whole set of rules of how a slave should act, what kind of skill he/she should process, what's the prefered position....and stuff like that. So...in a way, i guess you could get "trained" and be ready for people who accept the credibility of your trainer and his "training program" so to speak. Edit to add "training collar" part: I don't believe in "training collar". For me, a collar is just like a wedding ring, you don't wear a "training ring", why "training collar" make any sense? I don't mind put on play collars, but training collar....It's just personal opinion, but that's just not my thing.
< Message edited by prettichinadoll -- 1/24/2007 9:56:35 PM >
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