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Personally, I would push back.
Take this with a grain of salt, I'm a Top with extensive experience as a not particularly good bottom.
I'd push back, and not in a way that's necessarily a come-on or a turnoff. See if he handles it with maturity and tact, after all if he can't at this point he won't later.
Possible replies that come to mind:
"Oh, are we there yet?"
"Oh, I was thinking of considering myself 'new to this'."
"Perhaps we need to have a talk."
But keep in mind:
the bar I created for people who would Top me was set very very high. I don't bottom easily nor naturally. And I can wait on it, if I turned off a potential Top just because they failed the initial screening, oh well.
I only wanted to be topped by people who exhibited extraordinary patience, graciousness, and suaveness, heavy-handed gestures right away were always a turnoff and would make it not happen. Amazing how many Tops employ nothing but.
If you are too nervous to ask him what he meant by that and if he could clarify, then maybe that's something you need to address. If you are to do BDSM with a sense of self-preservation you are going to have to discuss things that you would not normally discuss, you are going to have to negotiate and talk about over things that make most adults blush and act silly, and in a serious way so that you get what you bargained for.
When things go too far, it's usually as much the fault of the bottom as the Top, because the bottom failed to adequately articulate what is not acceptable or possible for him or her.
Take this with a grain of salt, I'm a Top with extensive experience as a not particularly good bottom.
I'd push back, and not in a way that's necessarily a come-on or a turnoff. See if he handles it with maturity and tact, after all if he can't at this point he won't later.
Possible replies that come to mind:
"Oh, are we there yet?"
"Oh, I was thinking of considering myself 'new to this'."
"Perhaps we need to have a talk."
But keep in mind:
the bar I created for people who would Top me was set very very high. I don't bottom easily nor naturally. And I can wait on it, if I turned off a potential Top just because they failed the initial screening, oh well.
I only wanted to be topped by people who exhibited extraordinary patience, graciousness, and suaveness, heavy-handed gestures right away were always a turnoff and would make it not happen. Amazing how many Tops employ nothing but.
If you are too nervous to ask him what he meant by that and if he could clarify, then maybe that's something you need to address. If you are to do BDSM with a sense of self-preservation you are going to have to discuss things that you would not normally discuss, you are going to have to negotiate and talk about over things that make most adults blush and act silly, and in a serious way so that you get what you bargained for.
When things go too far, it's usually as much the fault of the bottom as the Top, because the bottom failed to adequately articulate what is not acceptable or possible for him or her.