Regarding the question of being able to stop a scene that's too painful, physically or emotionally... or crosses a limit you hold strongly... that is always your right.
It matters not if you style yourself sub or slave. You have the right to withdraw your consent.
The advice given above regarding limits and safewords is well founded... and there are a lot of threads you can search for within the forum to gain tremendous perspectives and points of view... and I suggest you read them... and direct your dom to them as well.
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Let's not muddy the waters though... There were a lot of statements that are not to the point and quite debatable.
Sorry bro... bdsm is very violent.Originally Posted by FryingScot
Only definition 4a belongs outside of bdsm. Spanking, whipping, flogging, paddling, knife play, needles and piercings, asphyxia play... all violent.Originally Posted by meriam-webster
You have confused consent and control. The dom controls virtually everything. The sub consents to give up that control. Consent can be withdrawn. And make no mistake... if the sub is in my control, and withdraws consent... s/he is still in my control. I can choose to not stop, wrong though it would be... but the control is in my hands.Originally Posted by FryingScot
So... even ignoring crying for joy... cathartic crying... and crying out of sadness... I can begin a list of circumstances where the sub will cry, from induced pain, and would never wish to stop the scene. The statement is just too general. Sounds good in the context of this particular question... but just doesn't give good general advice to slave4ever96.Originally Posted by Windwalker
How about something as simple as a spanking... continued to tears... and only then allowed to cum... and a hundred subs on this forum who will say "Oh My Yes!!" Piercings can bring tears... as well as the endorphin rush that follow. Humiliation and degradation play can bring emotional tears... and is craved by many.