mythi
Posts: 257
Joined: 2/25/2007 From: Naples, FL Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: leakylee So my question, to my fellow submissives, is how did you, how do you, open those tricky spots? To dominants how do you encourange, reassure, (i dont think i am getting the wording right here) in those areas that dont come avaiable so easily? Some good measure of trust has to be in place first, but I've found that it tends to deepen (sometimes profoundly) as you take more risks and open up more...in any supportive relationship, D/s or otherwise. In D/s however, the odds are often much higher, the risks scarier, the spots trickier. Anything that makes one feel safe helps, and that will vary from person to person. Being held, in the dark, after or during some relaxing activity (use your imagination), being ordered or forced to say it, Dom telling some extreme or dark fantasy first...whatever works for you. I've also had to resort to writing a couple times as I'm not a naturally verbal person and I feel more confident in my writing skills than my speaking skills. Once I was ordered to write a fictional story in which the main character experienced what I couldn't make myself reveal as "my own". Heck, I played "what's grosser than gross" with my first sub in order to break the ice and show him that whatever it was, I was okay goin there and couldn't be scared off or disgusted. *grin* With this rule I firmly believe the end is much more important than the means.
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