Netzach
>semiotics?
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But to pull it back to the asked question:
too much is when you know you are being injured in ways that are not acceptable to you. Know anatomy, and know *your* anatomy. Know what you find acceptable and unacceptable in terms of risk, what areas risk internal damage, what can and can't be done with your body. If someone's doing it, they need to change or stop the scene. For each of us, these levels of acceptable risk will be different. But know the risks, know that being flogged over your kidneys can hurt them, etc.
Too much is when you go somewhere that's not ok psychologically. You will know the feeling when you feel it. Crawly, used, wrong, icky, skittish, just *bad* It will probably happen at some point and you will probably survive it just fine, but pay attention to your internal indicators.
too much is when you know you are being injured in ways that are not acceptable to you. Know anatomy, and know *your* anatomy. Know what you find acceptable and unacceptable in terms of risk, what areas risk internal damage, what can and can't be done with your body. If someone's doing it, they need to change or stop the scene. For each of us, these levels of acceptable risk will be different. But know the risks, know that being flogged over your kidneys can hurt them, etc.
Too much is when you go somewhere that's not ok psychologically. You will know the feeling when you feel it. Crawly, used, wrong, icky, skittish, just *bad* It will probably happen at some point and you will probably survive it just fine, but pay attention to your internal indicators.