Teaching
Who “teaches”? Take for example the submissive is more experienced than the dominant. Can the sub teach from the bottom? Should the Dom look to other Doms? Perhaps finding a mentor or start at the bottom?
Who “teaches”? Take for example the submissive is more experienced than the dominant. Can the sub teach from the bottom? Should the Dom look to other Doms? Perhaps finding a mentor or start at the bottom?
Many submissives say they have no limits, but what does that really mean to a dominant? How do you feel when a submissive comes to you and says they have no limits? Do you test them right away? Do you try to show them the error of their ways? In your experience can submissives really have no limits, or does it just mean that your limits are compatible with theirs?
How about slaves? How do they differ when it comes to limits?
With the new year approaching it may be time to consider how you want to ring in NEXT YEAR. What can you work on this coming year that will improve your self awareness, your talents or your relationship? Make a plan to change or enhance one thing about yourself. Make this new year about a new focus; yourself.
ls there a point where you feel that behavior modification or changing a slave goes too far?
Once someone enters an M/s relationship, do you think that it’s fair, right, whatever word you want to use here, for the Master to change the orginal agreement; or, do you think that s/he has the right to make whatever changes he desires without “checking” with the slave?
I have noticed a trend of higher levels of manners and chivalry amongst kinky peoples.
The right to vote, a privilege to everyone in the US. To those in a D/s relationship, it may have been gifted along with the submissive.
We’ve probably all talked sub drop to death, but what about Top drop?
Is Love necessary in a D/s or M/s relationship? If love isn’t necessary, what is the glue to the relationship?
What other things are important ingredients to a relationship?