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When I Talk About You Being Small

domwithpen:

I’m not talking about your body.

I can and I will control your body, regardless of its size, or your opinion of it. It belongs to me.

I’m talking about your metaphysical size. The size of you. The smallness that makes room for me, the space you create for my Dominance. I will make you smaller with my weight, with my will, with my being. I will extinguish all the fires and voices that defy me. I will fold you into me.

You just need to ask me to do it.

(via dxbaby)

gentledom:

Lack of communication is one of the biggest issues in relationships. Be more brave and speak with each other early, otherwise, you’ll pile up stuff until the problem can’t be handled any more and things just explode.

Talk to me.

Never be afraid to tell me something important. I’ll understand. I’d rather know now than wonder, because it means that I can tick off one more thing on my list that I want to know about You.

Knowing that You’ll tell me what I need to know gives me the confidence to pour my heart out to You.

(via firstsin)

fortheloveofasub:

What does the BDSM Emblem mean?

The BDSM emblem has no “obvious” symbolism because it was created to be enigmatic. To the vanilla observer who would be put off by BDSM, it is merely an attractive piece of jewelry. Thus, we can wear it freely as a friendly salute, nod, and wink to other BDSMers we should happen to pass on the sidewalks and in the hallways of our daily lives.

To the insider, however, the Emblem is full of meaning.

The three divisions represent the various threesomes of BDSM. First of all, the three divisions of BDSM itself: B&D, D&S, and S&M. Secondly, the three-way creed of BDSM behavior: Safe, Sane, and Consensual. Thirdly, the three divisions of our community: Tops, Bottoms, and Switches.

It is this third symbolism that gives meaning to the holes in each unit. Since BDSM is at the very least a play style and at its greatest a love style, the holes represent the incompleteness of any individual within the BDSM context. However “together” and “whole” individuals may be, there remains a void within them that can only be filled by a complimentary other. BDSM cannot be done alone.

The resemblance to a three-way variation on the Yin-Yang symbol is not accidental. As the curved outline of Yin and Yang represent the hazy border between where one ends and the other begins, so do the curved borders here represent the indistinct divisions between B&D, D&S, and S&M.

The metal and metallic color of the medallion represents the chains or irons of BDSM servitude/ownership. The three inner fields are black, representing a celebration of the controlled dark side of  BDSM sexuality.

The curved lines themselves can be seen as a stylized depiction of a lash as it swings, or even an arm in motion to deliver an erotic spanking. The all-embracing circle, of course, represents the overlying unity of it all and the oneness of a community that protects its own.

~ emblemproject.sagcs.net

(via takenlilslut)

gentledom:

Anonymous asked: “How do you feel about alcohol and bdsm?”

It’s a combination I don’t like. As the Dom, I won’t drink any since I not only want but need to remain in control of myself all the time so that I can stay in control of the whole scene.

Besides, I want to enjoy with sharpened senses, not with lulled ones. Why would I numb my brain when I’m about to experience something awesome? For the same reason, I don’t want the sub to drink alcohol. She should also enjoy everything that will happen with a wide awake mind.

To me, it is also very important that the sub does what she does because she wants to do it, not because she loosened up enough through alcohol (or any other drug for that matter). If she would need alcohol to do something, I prefer she does not do it until she is ready to do it with all her mind since otherwise, she might regret it later and I want her to keep everything in good memory, not just some parts of the session.

It’s easy to say that alcohol enhances the experience for everyone involved, but this can be very dangerous. Sometimes, yes, drunk sex can be hot. Most of us have done it and enjoyed it. However, when sex involves things like BDSM-related activities, I would probably caution against it. BDSM activities require complete sobriety, in my opinion, for the safety of both Dom and sub alike.

Personally, I wouldn’t feel comfortable if my Dom was administering a spanking while intoxicated. Likewise, I don’t think He’d want me to submit solely because I had had a few drinks.

(via firstsin)

Dominance unlocked: Worries.

fortheloveofasub:

People hear D/s, BDSM, Master and slave, Dom and sub…and they think brutal beatings, chains, whips…

Don’t they also know it is this?

The look of pride he has on his face, looking down on the possession he holds most dearly, most treasured and in the highest regard.

And the look of pure adoration on hers, the peace and comfort she gets from kneeling at his feet.

D/s is both hard and soft, painful and soothing, happy and sad, fearful and comforting, loving and hateful…that’s what makes it so wonderful.

This. All of this right here.

A D/s relationship is so much more than kink. Yes, kink can play a part, but it’s not the only part.

(Source: letmekneel, via takenlilslut)