Submission doesn’t mean you’ll never get angry with your Dominant. This article explores how to handle conflict without suppressing your emotions or letting frustration explode. Learn ways to cool down, communicate openly, recognize outside stress, address concerns early, and repair the conversation when anger has already gotten the better of you.
How to Keep a Cool Head When You Get Angry With Your Dominant Read More »
Imagine this. You are bombarded with private messages from every Dominant in a 500 mile radius offering their control for your submission, usually only of the sexual kind. They send you penis pictures and say they are a true Master with two-times the years experience than they are old. Not hard to imagine? You mean
How To Tell A Dominant That You Are Not Interested In Them Read More »
Saying yes is one of the most frequent phrases I say on a regular basis. There are several ways you can express a “yes” response to your Dominant or others. When a submissive says “yes” it can be as simple or elaborate as the Dominant wishes. This depends on the formality of the relationship and
Lessons in Submissive Speech 5: Answering in the Positive Read More »
Not long after my first step into the real world of BDSM I learned of a phrase that to this day has no real definition that I can pin to it. That phrase is “speaking submissively.” To me, there is no way to speak submissively that isn’t also speaking respectfully and with deference. Many other
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As a novice submissive, I believed that asking for anything was not appropriate for a submissive. I rarely requested a favorite restaurant, something at the store or anything else I wanted. My Master often asked me why I constantly deferred to him for everything. Of course, I responded with what I thought to be right,
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