bindhertocross
Magistrate
cynthia's comments reminded me of some more thoughts that crossed my mind. Great advice cynthia!Yes, you are entirely correct about all you said.
I was scared Sunday when we saw the two policemen walking our way in the forest, not only because I was naked, which I could have managed by myself with them, but primarily because of all the whip marks and bruises on my body and they could have arrested Sylvia for it.
So yes, for all these reasons, we must be more than prudent, and I thank you for taking the time to write me your wise advice.
I see you took some mighty lashes according to the picture you provided. I've always said that being a dom is hard work work...there's planning a session, making sure you're submissive is happy in the relationship, taking care of her needs mentally and physically, especially aftercare following a session, and keeping communication open.
I'm wondering if you are using a safe word, and in the case of my past, safe signals, as I sometimes made use of a gag in BDSM sessions. I'm curious as to whether you felt like you were "floating" mentally during the whipping or maybe drifting in and out of consciousness at any time. I'm thinking of the term "subspace", where the sub releases endorphins in her body, and may reach a point where pain is not felt anymore. This can be dangerous, as you may not feel the damage being inflicted on your body.
I find it odd in my past that my subs were a little older and wanted to try a lot of activities inherent in the lifestyle. I don't mind throwing out information that may, or may not be useful. I just want to make sure everything is, as we say, safe sane and consensual.
Funny story, you mentioned the police, you always have to be careful out in public to make sure children aren't around, or the police, or any others who may call the police about your activity. One sub of mine was potentially a screamer if her orgasm became too strong. We had to meet in airbnbs as we both had children at home. I had to be on the watch for a scream, so I could muffle it in time so the host wouldn't hear us and call the police.
It's ok to learn! It'll provide many more years of enjoyment to come! Looking forward to reading about it here!