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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Good luck
From what you've written it doesn't sound like your wife needs to 'learn' to be submissive. To be honest I'm not sure you can, well not so that you enjoy it. Well maybe but why force something? There seems to be something of a division between what one might call serious and amateur Dom/sub people. We're amateur and tend to play things by feel where as others seem to have more fixed ideas about how a Dom or sub should think, behave etc. and generally take the whole thing more seriously.
From our experience and starting at the beginning. A sub wants to give up control of their life (at that moment) to someone else, in this case the Dom. It becomes a case of asymetric but equal pleasure; the Dom enjoys bossing the sub about and may also gain immediate physical gratification, the sub enjoys being told what to do and should also enjoy the activity even if it's something they wouldn't otherwise initiate (this seems relatively common, it enables the sub to do things that otherwise would be unacceptble for them, usually for psychological reasons i.e. 'That's too rude, I would never do that'). The Dom becomes responcible for the sub's pleasure, don't try and make the sub do something they don't enjoy for your own pleasure! Thus I can tell Kate to get on the bed, put her head here and her legs there, spread wide, open her mouth and suck my cock and it's all stuff that would happen one way or another but she enjoys my assuming control and the pleasure I'm getting with her, plus the usual enjoyment from sucking my cock, etc.
Very often submission is combined with other activities, quite often a degree of pain (spanking, whips etc) and physical restaints (handcuffs, blindfolds etc) although these are optional. Some subs enjoy more than verbal instructions, either direct physical control (forcing them to do something) or a punishment/reward system (D gives an instrustion, s fails to obey, D beats s and s then obeys etc.). Some of this is easy enough to discuss, sometimes the sub in particular is actually reluctant to specify what they want which is entierly in keeping with their role, they don't want to be making these choices when someone else could be making the choices for them! This is not entierly helpful but understandable. Kate and I have learnt a lot by trial and error rather than having a 'to do' list we work though in advance.
A Safe Word is really a must, generally but in particular when exploring new activities. It allows the sub to protest in a convincing but ineffective manner 'no, please stop.' which ties in with doing something that they might otherwise not consider appropriate for themselves but are enjoying. Should things go beyond the point of pleasure they can bring a halt to proceeding with 'banana'. Sometimes speech is not possible so a gesture is also recomnded, like tapping out in wrestling. Once the submissive is trussed up like a chicken and gagged the Dom really had better know what they are doing!
So, the Dom is responcible for the sub's pleasure and safety, both because the Dom has to gauge the sub's state of mind and furnish them with the enjoyment they are hoping for and, depending on the level of risky play involved, the sub's physical and mental safety but it is, for the right person, immensly gratifying; the level of trust a sub places in their Dom can be a huge turn on. Conversly, the sub should be in ultimate control as they have the power to stop play if they want to.
I could go on but life is calling!
Mike xx |