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      frogdog last edited by

      I have a younger man I'm dominating regularly and thinks are progressing into "darker territory" (choking, bondage, etc.)

      Those dominating - do you use a safeword? We've always planned out what is going to happen and I would like to be more spontaneous, but I don't want to lose him.

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        anusanus last edited by

        bondage me!  :cheers:

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          jonas32 last edited by

          @frogdog:

          I have a younger man I'm dominating regularly and thinks are progressing into "darker territory" (choking, bondage, etc.)

          Those dominating - do you use a safeword? We've always planned out what is going to happen and I would like to be more spontaneous, but I don't want to lose him.

          My husband and i use safeword. Im the sub/bottom. We dont do choking, we dont plan what we going to do. I love spontaneous. But yes, we/i have a safeword

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            jonas32 last edited by

            @frogdog:

            I have a younger man I'm dominating regularly and thinks are progressing into "darker territory" (choking, bondage, etc.)

            Those dominating - do you use a safeword? We've always planned out what is going to happen and I would like to be more spontaneous, but I don't want to lose him.

            I forgot, we/i use a non-sex safeword. Apelsin - its swedish for orange. So i can scream no to my husband and he can continue, but if i say Apelsin, he stops!

            We do bondage, a little/light cbt, wet, spanking, and so on with me as a sub and he is my Master.

            We live on the country and have a little farm. In the barn we have arranged a sexroom…

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              glenatia last edited by

              @jonas32:

              @frogdog:

              I have a younger man I'm dominating regularly and thinks are progressing into "darker territory" (choking, bondage, etc.)

              Those dominating - do you use a safeword? We've always planned out what is going to happen and I would like to be more spontaneous, but I don't want to lose him.

              I forgot, we/i use a non-sex safeword. Apelsin - its swedish for orange. So i can scream no to my husband and he can continue, but if i say Apelsin, he stops!

              We do bondage, a little/light cbt, wet, spanking, and so on with me as a sub and he is my Master.

              We live on the country and have a little farm. In the barn we have arranged a sexroom…

              A dungeon?

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                obras62 last edited by

                @anusanus:

                bondage me!  :cheers:

                I would love too! I am in Chile and you're in Brazil.

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                  horkheimer89 last edited by

                  I have two safewords. the first is Pumpkin Patch and the second is Weltschmerz.

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                    switchm8 last edited by

                    It's cool to have a safe word. It means that as a bottom you can dare yourself to take more and go with the challenge without pulling on the word.
                    The key is communication and knowing your responsibilities when you're a top- constantly listening and checking in. If you're not getting enough feedback throw in some verbal responses for the sub to give- like count the cane strokes, or ask to be hurt more. It makes them think there's something else going n other than the binary - Safe word / or not. ;D

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                      aaa21 last edited by

                      No, I only say "really, no" and that's where sex ends. I think the tone of your voice is really important. Make sure to choose a short word that is easy to pronounce btw.

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                        elysian last edited by

                        @horkheimer89:

                        I have two safewords. the first is Pumpkin Patch and the second is Weltschmerz.

                        I can only imagine how easy it is to scream Weltschmerz  :funny2: :cheers:

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