There is a lot going on in my life these days.. I had a hard time losing my first Master/love.. and now it seems another really great guy found me. So we´re just starting into a life together or rather trxying to fit the other one in our lives without making them too complicated.
I´m still pretty new but compared to him I´m rather experienced in the D/s context. I will appreciate all advice on how to help him explore without taking too much lead.
So far he leaves a lot of initiative to me and so i suggest things.. leave it for him to decide what he actually wants to do...
I tease him sometimes to get a little harsher reaction on me.. which he immediately understands and ignores .. mpf.. as much as I like him to not always let me get away with things...
I believe you know that problem...
We also do talk a lot and so I know what he actually dreams of doing to me... I just don´t know how to let him know (I already told him) that I´m absolutely okay with all that we talked about, that he may well take the next step.
He wants to go slow, I know that, but I´d really like to encourage him to move on a little...
So is there anything I can do without harming the hirarchy between the two of us?
Thanx, deigja





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What I'm getting at is that in the beginning he was very careful with me, and very nervous to unintentionally do something I didn't enjoy etc. Giving positive feedback was really important. I did all the moaning and 'please more' stuff that has already been suggested, but I also made sure that he knew that I really enjoyed our activities a lot. I wrote little notes, saying things like "I loved it when you <insert activity of your choice here>", or similar. He liked that, I think, and he got bolder with time. Building trust works both ways. I believe it was easier for me -- I knew he loved me, and I knew that if I used my safeword he would stop right away. However, he had to trust me as well. He had to learn to trust me that I wouldn't run and shout "Police!" once the arousal wore off. He had to learn to trust me that I *would* use my safeword if I needed to. And oh, it was an exciting and very satisfying time -- I almost envy you a bit 
