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i dont think you are wrong at all. and i have a big mouth so i will say it... The PYL looks like they need to do some reading/learning alsoCutieMouse said:I'm honestly starting to wonder if her PYL doesn't have some reading to do also... but I whispering it because I could be wrong.
TySlut26 said:
Catalina- It's funny you mention the whole toilet thing. He sort of tested me this morning. He said that was what he was gonna do with me, right then. Inside my head, I was completely freaking out. I did NOT want to do that at all. I cried, begged, whimpered, anything you could think of that might make him reconsider, I did, but he was relentless. So I finally complied, he put it in my mouth, smiled, and took it out. He would've never really done it and as much as I was shaking just from the thought, a very large part of me knew he wouldn't make me do that. So I don't really have limits, but I'm allowed to strongly insist that he doesn't do something. I know I'm very new to this but in my opinion he has as much of a duty to me as I do to him, at least on a very inner level. I would never dream about doing anything traumatic to him so therefore I have no reason to believe that he'd ever do anything traumatic to me.
you learn nothing but resentment and behavior that is exactly what she described hers as. ppl are not animals without intelligence, we are made to use our brains. part of being able to actually think is wanting to know why. I see being trained as learning the rules, and not as a time for childish manipulation. if she want or needs to know why...then she should be told. Understanding is a big part of submission, if she doesnt understand he will never have her in the way he says he wants her.dolf said:you might really hate that metal rod but the fastest way to learn is by pain association...basic survival mechanism. i'm not sure exactly what you will learn from being whacked without really knowing why, but you'll learn it fast.
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yup, that'd be exactly what i was implyingyou learn nothing but resentment and behavior that is exactly what she described hers as. ppl are not animals without intelligence, we are made to use our brains. part of being able to actually think is wanting to know why. I see being trained as learning the rules, and not as a time for childish manipulation. if she want or needs to know why...then she should be told. Understanding is a big part of submission, if she doesnt understand he will never have her in the way he says he wants her.
TySlut26 said:Redilicious- Sorry, I completely missed your post. I dunno, I also kinda think it's too soon to have no limits but the thing is... I *kinda* have limits. For example, I reeeeaaaally don't wanna have sex with any other men because my Dom's the only one I've ever slept with and as long as we're together (which I hope is a very long time) I want to keep it that way. He knows how I feel about that issue and he says that if he wanted me to have sex with another man I would, and he's right. If he insisted, I'd put up a helluva fight but eventually comply. The thing is though, I highly doubt he'll ever make me do that. Maybe a blow job under special circumstances, but not sex. See, we made a deal. I belong to him, completely. The only right I have is to leave. I agreed to this under the condition that he take care of me. And he accepted. I've told him of all the types of situations that would absolutely break my heart so if he made me do any of them, that wouldn't be taking care of me. He'd be breaking his promise to me and I honestly trust that he won't do that.
lol, you know me darling...i'm very rude!Hehe- everyones asking the stuff I feel would be too rude to ask.
This - the BDSM culture - is not like being a member of a traveling minstrel show where you learn a number of different parts and may play any (or several or all) of them on a given evening. This is a way of life. Yes, many people in our culture are switches - depending on circumstance, they may be PYL one evening and pyl the next. In most cases, however, they have been in the culture for an extended period of time learning and living in one role, and then learning and living the other. To try to learn both submission and dominance - or even bottoming and topping - simultaneously would be, in my considered opinion, so difficult as to be near to impossible.Desdemona: "Pick one role and work on getting it right."
ADR: "Do you really think that the training is ever over, let alone as 'quickly as possible?'"
Many of the posters here have been in the culture for years, even decades. I can't think of one - not one! - of the experienced (3 years or more) people I've interacted with here, or in my 30+ years of r/l BDSM, who think they have learned it all, whether pyl or PYL. All of them seek with every relationship, every encounter, to learn more, and to share what they have learned with others.CutieMouse: "...one of a sub's purposes is to always learn. I'd imagine if you learn to not mouth off you'll find another area you need to learn control/patience/etc in. Thus the "training" is neverending IMO."
Pandoravampire: "Having found someone who i really wish to submit to, im not going to fuck that up with my topping."
Pandoravampire makes an excellent point: If you really want to submit, don't top. That specifically and especially includes the "topping from the bottom" that Catalina mentions... that's not a good thing. If you actually do wish to submit, submit! Don't fight both his will and your own desires. All that will do is frustrate both of you beyond endurance and destroy your chances of success.Catalina: "From what you say it sounds as if you are struggling with submission itself, trying to manipulate (or topping from the bottom) by using tears or anything you can think of as you say, to change his mind on what he wants you to do. That is what is so tricky about submission and challenging......to submit does not mean to just do those things which you find acceptable or fun or easy, it means submitting and doing those things which the Dominant desires and demands of you."
TySlut: "I'm technically not allowed to question him either. Sometimes I have no idea why I'm being punished so that makes it kind of hard to improve."
No, it doesn't make it hard to improve. It makes it impossible. I refer you to Kajira Callista's post on that subject. I can't say it any better.CutieMouse: "How do you grow as a person through your submission when you don't have the knowledge inherent to the place you have put yourself in, yet you are not allowed to question and learn? I'm lost on that one."
TySlut: "...the rule is basically that the only power I have is to end the relationship. I'm not allowed to have any limits or privacy or anything like that. He showed me that today when he ordered me to give him my journal. That's without a doubt the most personal and off-limits thing that I own. But in our relationship, an order's an order."
Redelicious: "You are three weeks into your training and already you have no limits? Are you comfortable with that? Because I'd get the hell out.
"And the not questioning thing - sounds counter-productive to me. Maybe there's a reason he doesn't want you to question him?
"I'm not saying that not having limits or being able to question him aren't part of some D/s relationships, but in your case (being new) I'm suspicious. My experience is limited, but I have a hard time believing that the TRUST required for that sort of power-exchange can be developed in 3 weeks. Maybe that's the source of your control issues. Think your gut might be telling you something?"
Desdemona: "it's awfully early to not have limits. I actually have a couple more limits now than I did when I started. That's because some things sound better in theory than they are when you put them into real life practice. And frankly, you just can't try it all at once... at least I can't. Some things grow on you as you try them, other things become almost repulsive quite quickly. You never know until you've spent some time on trying.
IMNSHO, for you at this stage of your learning to live in the BDSM culture to have no limits is ... I don't have a word for it. Unthinkable? That's close. Please read and re-read the quotes above, and consider them carefully. Establishing a no-limits relationship at this point in your life: 18 years old and until recently (apparently) relatively inexperienced sexually? Seems to me to be a recipe for disaster. (See Ekvitkar's comment re disasters - and people's tendency not to learn from them until they've been repeated over and over.)Catalina: "As to 'no limits'. I would be careful as to going there at this stage. It is not something you can take lightly unless it is 'no limits, but I won't do x, y, z'...which I find is usually the case. No limits means no limits...so in essence you are not able to say no if the Dominant says they have decided to cut you all over including your face leaving permanent scars, they are going to send you out to work as a sex worker, they will lock you in a cage and never let you out again, they expect you to act as their toilet etc, etc.... the list is endless and unless you know someone extremely well first (and that takes time and a variety of situations), you are running a huge risk in entering a no limits agreement, not to mention setting yourself up for failure. I am in such a relationship of my own chosing and no, it is not easy and I do not always like his choices, nor do I always succeed, but I also didn't commit to it without first knowing him through and through and building trust over a period of time, and without him cautioning me repeatedly before accepting my no limits submission.....the fact he is also my husband helped, but does not mean he will choose things I will like or even find possible, or things which are in the realm of what most would want or find acceptable....but I have to find a way of adjusting and making them possible regardless because that is what it means."
*because i say so* is not communication. its kinda funny how so many ppl here have gone out of their way to take the time to reply to this thread...and all said pretty much the same thing but you didnt hear a word of it. I believe that is called immaturity and im done...i venture to guess anyone else whos input has been shot down by you is done too so have fun and play safe.TySlut26 said:Cutie- I'm not trying to get an attitude. It's just a little frustrating when people keep telling me that me and my boyfriend have to communicate when that's practically the only thing we do. I mean... we're college students, it's not like we can afford to DO anything, except maybe get buzzed off a case of Nat Light. So we talk. We hang out in my room and talk about everything from what our expectations from each other are to how in the hell do they actually FIND PEOPLE to go on Jerry Springer (if anyone has the answer to that... we'd like to know). So pleeeaaaase, stop saying we don't communicate. We really really do.
CutieMouse said:*banging my head against the wall*
TySlut26 said:Cutie- I'm not trying to get an attitude. It's just a little frustrating when people keep telling me that me and my boyfriend have to communicate when that's practically the only thing we do. I mean... we're college students, it's not like we can afford to DO anything, except maybe get buzzed off a case of Nat Light. So we talk. We hang out in my room and talk about everything from what our expectations from each other are to how in the hell do they actually FIND PEOPLE to go on Jerry Springer (if anyone has the answer to that... we'd like to know). So pleeeaaaase, stop saying we don't communicate. We really really do.