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Only had to use a safe word a couple of times
not sure that one works wellNoooooooooooooooo
He knows me so well Iāve never had to use itOnly had to use a safe word a couple of times
Sounds like you have no idea what a safe word is.Noooooooooooooooo
It was a progressive use turning into a safe word.I recently watched the movie "Sisters" and a character in the movie says his safe word is "Keep Going".. It got me wondering about the different safe words people have...
Let's hear 'em
I like that as well. Red with yellow to warn we are trending to red so please changes what is going onRed. Simple enough.
I like the idea of incorporating yellow. I'll definitely bring it to Daddi and see if She's on the same page with me.I like that as well. Red with yellow to warn we are trending to red so please changes what is going on
As a Top who has occasionally experienced Top Drop, I wish I could figure out a safeword to use that doesn't completely wreck my playmate's head space. People never talk about that nearly as much as sub drop but it does happen and it can be quite friggin' awful when one is not expecting it.
A safeword would so help.
I have never been the recipient of a safe word that made me feel bad, you know? In my head, my playmate needed that break and it is my job as his/her Top to take care of them at that moment. I assume most other Dominant people feel the same.When it is the other way around, safewording could just as well ruin the headspace for the top though.
If you talk about it in advance, so they are aware that the issue might come up, would you feel more ok to bring it up during play, perhaps?
AgreeAs a Top who has occasionally experienced Top Drop, I wish I could figure out a safeword to use that doesn't completely wreck my playmate's head space. People never talk about that nearly as much as sub drop but it does happen and it can be quite friggin' awful when one is not expecting it.
A safeword would so help.