Baarin kannatusmaksut
Pressuring anyone to do something they are unsure about is a huge red flag, regardless of whether they are new or not.
I've met subs for whom such certain activities would be major trauma triggers, but who could still be convinced to do it because they were eager to please and thought they just had to accept it in order to be good subs. In such cases it is the dom's responsibility to not do such things while the sub is in a very vulnerable position.
Lainaus käyttäjältä: Alexios - 09.07.2022, 08:49I've met subs for whom such certain activities would be major trauma triggers, but who could still be convinced to do it because they were eager to please and thought they just had to accept it in order to be good subs. In such cases it is the dom's responsibility to not do such things while the sub is in a very vulnerable position.How about this. Let’s stick to anal sex, just because it is so fun. If there is ass trauma present. Let’s say because of a rape. Would that mean end of anal for him/her forever, so that there will not be hard stuff to handle? Or would it be better to get over it together?How about adding this trauma thing to that earlier example of a situation where anal sex is a requirement in order to get into a session with me? Is anal still something I mustn’t do even if the other agrees to it (being well informed, mark my words)?I think not. No matter if motivation is to please or be a good sub. If someone cannot cope with the stuff I intend to do with them, or if I even suspect she would not, it’s just a basis for rejection in partner selection. There’s plenty of Doms to choose from, so it’s better to pick someone else if heat is too much to handle.
Sounds like we agree on this using different words.
En ole koskaan ymmärtänyt tuota vaatimusta kasvokuvasta