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rondiri 65M
7307 posts
4/2/2024 1:13 pm

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4/4/2024 7:59 am

Threat-Threaten


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rondiri 65M
11180 posts
4/2/2024 1:14 pm

Words and tone are very important when they come from a Dominant’s or a submissive’s lips. Meanings can come out differently depending on how you say something and the way you say it.
“If you keep disobeying me, I will paddle you.” Is a threat by the Dominant aimed at making the submissive obey. While being threatening in a menacing way is not a good thing for a Dominant, a threat that is in the form of a discipline action is a constructive way to get a submissive to stop acting out.
The sentence, said with a serious tone, can let the submissive know you are not playing games and have run out of patience with the disobedience.
The same sentence, said with a tone that is playful with a smile, lets the submissive know you are ready to engage in a cat in mouse game that will probably end up in a paddling anyway.
Now, changing the words a bit and the tone to: “If you keep disobeying me I’m going to beat you black and blue!” The threat becomes a menacing threat of possible harm because the Dominant will act in anger, potentially causing harm to the submissive. This kind of threat should never be used by a Dominant. It is in no way playful or that of a disciplinarian in control of the situation. It shows a loss of self-control and is a red flag waving in front of the submissive’s eyes. Rather than saying this, a Dominant should send the submissive to a corner or some kind of time out while the Dominant cools down.
Using the wrong tone and the wrong words can make a submissive wary, weaken their trust and respect and hurt the dynamic. Choose the words you use and the tone you use wisely. When a submissive uses a threatening tone and words, it can be cause for discipline. When a Dominant uses the wrong words and tone, the submissive has few options. If they become fearful enough of the threats, it could lead to the end of the dynamic.
© 4/2/24 Ronald Dirienzo


brandygirasol 55T
9433 posts
4/3/2024 4:33 am

Ron I've never hooked up with a DOM who didn't relish threaten me with all kinds of bondage and torture🔥🔥🔥 if I don't obey orders exactly as instructed..😲


rondiri replies on 4/3/2024 9:51 am:

juliusjmjB1 52M
80 posts
4/3/2024 5:01 pm

Thanks Rondiri....for reminding. Got the message. Much depends on how long this D/s dynamic already exists: Are they a fresh new starting couple or do they know each other already some time!?

Greetz,
Dom J.


rondiri replies on 4/4/2024 7:59 am:


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