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ORIGINAL: EmeraldSlave2
If she safewords- fine, stop everything and go about what you were doing before. She will either learn to stop safewording or you will have the most clear line of communication a Ms relationship has ever had.

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Again i think like i have told you before SirKenin, that the relationship to this submissive simply is to new for you to move in together. You seam to not know one another werry well, i think you both need time to deal whit both this and other issues. For over the weeks you have come whit amny of theese problems whit your submissive. problems that are common among beginners and pepole that are starting a relationship, but you are talking aboute moving in together, or at least you were a littel time ago, or have you changed submissive again? i mean no disrespect. i merly think you might be more happy if you take things more slowly. Enyoy the road, do not have such a rush to get there all at once.

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No Lily this is not the poor submissive bad Dom, this is the fact that there are two pepole that seam to have problems becouse they have taken a relationship to quikly forward. Ofcourse i cannot know if this is the case, i can only say what i think from the information i have.

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Sit the blasted girl down and tell her how you feel. Ask her why she uses her safeword like that, what it means to her and explain how you mean for her to use it in the future.

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ORIGINAL: SirKenin

Ok, I talked to her about My concerns about the safe word.

As it turns out she did not know where else to turn when I told her I would not take no for an answer. she says "Why won't You just take "No"" at which time I explained to her the ambiguity of the word no in the lifestyle I live. I told her that I felt that she was attempting to top from the bottom and that would not be considered acceptable.

W/we had a long conversation and it appears that the duress of her job, the tremendous pressure of a tripled workload and coming home exhausted, the fact that W/we are moving into a new house, etc has worn her right down. I can understand this. I am exhausted Myself. It has proven to be hell to say the least. However, I discussed with her all the excellent points that had been brought up here and that the alternative to "no" or *insert safeword here* is to tell Me "Sir, I feel uncomfortable with this", "Sir, this is putting me into a position I do not feel comfortable with right now" or "Sir, can W/we sit down and talk" or the likes. I told her at that point I would stop whatever it was that I was doing and W/we can sit down and discuss what was bothering her.

I agree with the ones here that are saying that communication at that point where she feels necessary to back down is key. She normally does not do it, so there has to be good reason for it that needs to be discussed. Like I said it is because W/we are reaching our limits due to everything that has been going on for the past month.

W/we are not moving in together because of O/our BDSM ties. I think that seems to be the basics of what nella is trying to say. It is also not the same woman that I had so many problems with before. That relationship dissolved. I am moving in with her because of O/our vanilla ties and relationship first and foremost. Even if she was not My submissive-in-training and W/we did not involve O/ourselves with S&M I would still want to live with her. I would not trade that relationship for anything.

I did, as per the recommendations in this thread, discuss with her the proper use of safewords. I told her what I expect out of this relationship and how I expect her to approach Me. This sparked an excellent dialogue and I think W/we are both better off as a result. W/we have the most impressive communication I believe I have ever seen in a relationship.

I would like to thank E/everyone for T/their valuable input, and if anything else comes to mind, perhaps something I missed, please let Me know.

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Ok, I talked to her about My concerns about the safe word.

As it turns out she did not know where else to turn when I told her I would not take no for an answer. she says "Why won't You just take "No"" at which time I explained to her the ambiguity of the word no in the lifestyle I live. I told her that I felt that she was attempting to top from the bottom and that would not be considered acceptable.

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W/we had a long conversation and it appears that the duress of her job, the tremendous pressure of a tripled workload and coming home exhausted, the fact that W/we are moving into a new house, etc has worn her right down. I can understand this. I am exhausted Myself. It has proven to be hell to say the least. However, I discussed with her all the excellent points that had been brought up here and that the alternative to "no" or *insert safeword here* is to tell Me "Sir, I feel uncomfortable with this", "Sir, this is putting me into a position I do not feel comfortable with right now" or "Sir, can W/we sit down and talk" or the likes. I told her at that point I would stop whatever it was that I was doing and W/we can sit down and discuss what was bothering her.

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I agree with the ones here that are saying that communication at that point where she feels necessary to back down is key. She normally does not do it, so there has to be good reason for it that needs to be discussed. Like I said it is because W/we are reaching our limits due to everything that has been going on for the past month.

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W/we are not moving in together because of O/our BDSM ties. I think that seems to be the basics of what nella is trying to say. It is also not the same woman that I had so many problems with before. That relationship dissolved. I am moving in with her because of O/our vanilla ties and relationship first and foremost. Even if she was not My submissive-in-training and W/we did not involve O/ourselves with S&M I would still want to live with her. I would not trade that relationship for anything.

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I did, as per the recommendations in this thread, discuss with her the proper use of safewords. I told her what I expect out of this relationship and how I expect her to approach Me. This sparked an excellent dialogue and I think W/we are both better off as a result. W/we have the most impressive communication I believe I have ever seen in a relationship.