Quote Originally Posted by PRO DOM View Post

So this is a huge assumption but if I were in your place TomofSweden, I would be looking for a total lack of communication between the Dom/sub coupled with a quiet introverted withdraw from the sub and an illusion of subspace. I call it illusion because they will appear as though they are in subspace but I associate subspace with a good happy pleasing orbital experience whereas an abused person will go into a safe space that is created for their mental welfare. Multiple personalities are a very extreme example. For me though the biggest sign would be a sense that something was not right about the scene in addition to the lack in communication. I think it really might take one to know one or even have the ability to spot one.
That I think was some really good and helpful advice. I think withdrawal of a sub is one of those good things to keep an eye for. But people drop in and out of the scene all the time. I fear that an abusive BDSM relationship they'll both get increasingly isolated from the scene... at least if we follow that article which Alex posted. But I guess there's many faces of abuse.


Quote Originally Posted by PRO DOM View Post
So there you have it, my three cents worth and you can take it to the bank as I have more where that came from. *winks*
he he. Only a true dom would say "three cents"