serijules
just seri
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dang, my very first post here, I'm sure I'll be breaking a few rules I haven't stumbled across yet, apologies in advance. Nice to meet you all
This thread caught my eye because I have a very strong love of this implement, and unfortunatly, a recent hard lesson learned from it as well. I thought I'd pass on that info and maybe save someone else having to learn it the hard way.
I have a couple of rules when it comes to the cane and safety that I've followed since my first introduction to the implement. I never let anyone cane me unless I have seen them cane someone else first. I never get caned in punishment or discipline (the cane alone takes me to incredible heights...add the emotional weight of discpline to that and it's just too much for me). I expect the person caning me to know how to handle the cane and not harm me. They can hurt me all they (and I) want, but not harm me.
I broke all of these rules for some reason I'm still struggling to understand and come to terms with, during a recent meeting with a Dom. It's been nearly two months now and I still have very vivid marks. Some I think will end up scarring, where the cane wrapped to impact my hip and cut into my flesh. That added to the complete lack of emotional aftercare made for a situation I hope I never allow myself to get into again.
So, that pretty much sums up how dangerous the cane can be in the hands of someone that doesn't understand what it can do, or doesn't have the skills and practice necessary to use it safely. Emotionally and physically.
A good friend taught me a lot about the cane, and he gets all of his canes raw from Hansons as well. As he puts it, Hansons canes are disposable...they last long and hold up well if taken care of, but if you break them, no big deal. He stores them in a dry place and soaks them a few times a year to preserve their flexibility and prevent premature cracking.
On a sidenote, I do love Hansons products, but plan to order about 6 months before I actually need an item. Ah well, it's worth the quality when you do get it.
PBW: I find, on the receiving end of the cane, that I prefer the heavier ones. They have a deeper burn to them that I just love, compared to the sharp sting of lighter, whippier canes. Different sizes of canes bring very different results...all of which I love *grin*
xoxo,
serijules
This thread caught my eye because I have a very strong love of this implement, and unfortunatly, a recent hard lesson learned from it as well. I thought I'd pass on that info and maybe save someone else having to learn it the hard way.
I have a couple of rules when it comes to the cane and safety that I've followed since my first introduction to the implement. I never let anyone cane me unless I have seen them cane someone else first. I never get caned in punishment or discipline (the cane alone takes me to incredible heights...add the emotional weight of discpline to that and it's just too much for me). I expect the person caning me to know how to handle the cane and not harm me. They can hurt me all they (and I) want, but not harm me.
I broke all of these rules for some reason I'm still struggling to understand and come to terms with, during a recent meeting with a Dom. It's been nearly two months now and I still have very vivid marks. Some I think will end up scarring, where the cane wrapped to impact my hip and cut into my flesh. That added to the complete lack of emotional aftercare made for a situation I hope I never allow myself to get into again.
So, that pretty much sums up how dangerous the cane can be in the hands of someone that doesn't understand what it can do, or doesn't have the skills and practice necessary to use it safely. Emotionally and physically.
A good friend taught me a lot about the cane, and he gets all of his canes raw from Hansons as well. As he puts it, Hansons canes are disposable...they last long and hold up well if taken care of, but if you break them, no big deal. He stores them in a dry place and soaks them a few times a year to preserve their flexibility and prevent premature cracking.
On a sidenote, I do love Hansons products, but plan to order about 6 months before I actually need an item. Ah well, it's worth the quality when you do get it.
PBW: I find, on the receiving end of the cane, that I prefer the heavier ones. They have a deeper burn to them that I just love, compared to the sharp sting of lighter, whippier canes. Different sizes of canes bring very different results...all of which I love *grin*
xoxo,
serijules