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hush0101 55F  
316 posts
6/22/2021 7:06 am
SafeTears

So if a safe word is a safe word
and tears are tears.

Do my tears mean I am using a safe word?
Do you wait for those words to be uttered or are the tears the end?

During a session how many stop when the tears start to flow?
If you are searching for that "cleansing" that "healing of the soul"

Do tears connect the two? Do they create a connection only the two understand?

How many search for that? How many submissives understand how healing that a good cry can be. How many dominants understand that also?

Just more of my pondering

~hush

drmgirl622 68F  
26194 posts
6/22/2021 7:28 am

 The tears and safe word are two separate expressions used. Sometimes, the tears lead to the use of the safe word but not always.


DancingDom 74M
22623 posts
6/22/2021 7:52 am
    Quoting drmgirl622:
    The tears and safe word are two separate expressions used. Sometimes, the tears lead to the use of the safe word but not always.
True that. But, I would pause and check on the submissive's status, specially if they did not indicate they wanted to get to a point where tears flowed.
"One Big Sky Covers Us All Equally"


alwaysassertive 64M

6/22/2021 12:10 pm

 I'm always in tune with my submissive. I know what she wants, and what she needs. Sometimes she needs to cry and sometimes she needs to beg, but she always needs control and structure.



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