DVS
A ghost from your dreams
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Yep, he's going a bit too fast. Maybe all you need to do is restate that you are a newbie and that going at a much slower speed is best. Actually, to test his desire for you, suggesting a very slow pace could tell you a lot. He might not want to "waste his time" with someone who has to be walked though steps, when he wants to get down to busness.Blushing Bottom said:Apparently as I find today it was premediated and ment to send a message of intimidation.
But the man moves too fast. Already he speaks in terms of "owning" me and "exibiting" me as "his." After one meeting and no more physical contact than finger tip stroking. I'm not well versed in the nuances of how a BDSM relationship should progress but this recent development sent up red flags.
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But, if he's willing to listen and you feel he understands that slow means slow, he might not be a lost cause. But, now that he's kind of overstepped his position, that's going to be difficult to forget.
He's experienced, you say? He makes me wonder if he's really that experienced. Any experienced Dom should be able to understand the correct methods, when it comes to newbies. Some are willing to be led and learn at a faster speed, but most want to be cautious and take it slow...learning, experiencing and savoring each new sensation as it comes.
Speed can always come later. Even race drivers go slow, for the first few laps, until they get accustomed to the lay of the track.



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