Pushing Hard Limits

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09-30-2007
Gr1m'sGirl

A hard limit should not be pushed at all unless you've talked with your sub about it and they've agreed to it. If any of mine were pushed when I clearly stated that I don't want them to happen, thats it. Relationship is over, have a nice life.
10-01-2007
Polaris

But in case you've talked to your sub about it and they have agreed to it, hasn't the hard limit become a soft limit already? One that maybe requires a lot of consideration and care in being pushed, but no longer hard nonetheless? Not trying to be argumentative, just curious :)
10-01-2007
Rhabbi

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Originally Posted by Gr1m'sGirl

A hard limit should not be pushed at all unless you've talked with your sub about it and they've agreed to it. If any of mine were pushed when I clearly stated that I don't want them to happen, thats it. Relationship is over, have a nice life.

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Originally Posted by Polaris

But in case you've talked to your sub about it and they have agreed to it, hasn't the hard limit become a soft limit already? One that maybe requires a lot of consideration and care in being pushed, but no longer hard nonetheless? Not trying to be argumentative, just curious :)

Part of pushing a hard limit is talking about it, thus making it a soft limit. Conversation and education are subtle ways to push a limit, but are nonetheless pushing it.