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Plzrmeister 67M  
2449 posts
4/11/2024 4:07 am

Last Read:
4/12/2024 5:43 am

Safe Word(s)


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Plzrmeister 67M  
10382 posts
4/11/2024 4:33 am

If you were to ask Captain Obvious, he'd tell you safety is paramount in BDSM 'play' ..... Well duh - Right? One feature of safety is having a safe word, or words, for the submissive / slave to use when she needs activities to slow down or to cease altogether. By the way, don't ya just love it when you see in a profile, or elsewhere that someone doesn't want or use a safe word? Perhaps that's actually true in one out of a million people, but it just screams 'FAKE' to me. In any event ......

Yes, a Dominant needs to always be monitoring his partner during play to make sure they're doing OK .... Both physically and mentally. The eyes and ears come in really handy for this - Right Captain? Oddly enough, the Dominant even gets to ask their partner if they're doing OK. Imagine that ... Actual communication. Personally I use the standard Red, Yellow and Green as Safe Words. Green = "I'm doing fine, continue", Yellow = I'm OK but can we tap the breaks a little and slow down a bit?" and finally Red = "STOP!"

Yeah ... I use the same three. The "STOP" can mean stop for a minute or so and let me collect myself or it can mean 'Game Over' and I'm calling it a night ..... It varies from relationship to relationship and is discussed and understood on the front end before 'play' begins. What's my solution when the submissive is gagged, as in the meme? I give them something to hold in their hand. If they need to Yellow or Red, they merely drop the item as a signal for me to ungag them and ask their status .... Not rocket surgery is it?

I do the same thing when someone is gagged. Truth be told, I very very rarely gag anyone though. The visual might be nice, but I enjoy listening to their moans from both pain and pleasure. Why eliminate such wonderful sounds and their ability to communicate? It's a 'To Each Their Own' sort of thing. OK peanut gallery .... To gag or not to gag - that is the question.

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drmgirl622 68F  
26068 posts
4/11/2024 6:09 am

The gag seems to rob the scene of any auditory elements.....no gag!


Plzrmeister replies on 4/11/2024 7:03 am:
I agree ... Certainly my preference.

Yeah ... And how you gonna grab a handful of hair, tilt her head back and place a big juicy smooch on her lips??

pzkw 63M  
1269 posts
4/11/2024 6:21 am

To gag or not to gag? Gag! I find the moaning and groaning from a gagged sub to be quite a turn-on.


Plzrmeister replies on 4/11/2024 7:04 am:
Valid point.

Tomato - Tomahto.

Gowron 69M
3101 posts
4/11/2024 6:40 am

    Quoting Plzrmeister:
    If you were to ask Captain Obvious, he'd tell you safety is paramount in BDSM 'play' ..... Well duh - Right? One feature of safety is having a safe word, or words, for the submissive / slave to use when she needs activities to slow down or to cease altogether. By the way, don't ya just love it when you see in a profile, or elsewhere that someone doesn't want or use a safe word? Perhaps that's actually true in one out of a million people, but it just screams 'FAKE' to me. In any event ......

    Yes, a Dominant needs to always be monitoring his partner during play to make sure they're doing OK .... Both physically and mentally. The eyes and ears come in really handy for this - Right Captain? Oddly enough, the Dominant even gets to ask their partner if they're doing OK. Imagine that ... Actual communication. Personally I use the standard Red, Yellow and Green as Safe Words. Green = "I'm doing fine, continue", Yellow = I'm OK but can we tap the breaks a little and slow down a bit?" and finally Red = "STOP!"

    Yeah ... I use the same three. The "STOP" can mean stop for a minute or so and let me collect myself or it can mean 'Game Over' and I'm calling it a night ..... It varies from relationship to relationship and is discussed and understood on the front end before 'play' begins. What's my solution when the submissive is gagged, as in the meme? I give them something to hold in their hand. If they need to Yellow or Red, they merely drop the item as a signal for me to ungag them and ask their status .... Not rocket surgery is it?

    I do the same thing when someone is gagged. Truth be told, I very very rarely gag anyone though. The visual might be nice, but I enjoy listening to their moans from both pain and pleasure. Why eliminate such wonderful sounds and their ability to communicate? It's a 'To Each Their Own' sort of thing. OK peanut gallery .... To gag or not to gag - that is the question.
You can't speak but you can still produce unnatural sounds like "uh uh uh ... uh uh uh ..."


Plzrmeister replies on 4/11/2024 6:58 am:
Maybe you could use your safe word by Morse Code? uh uh ah ... ah uh ah ... ah ah ah ... uh ah uh.

That'd be one solution.

duobey 69M
71 posts
4/11/2024 6:42 am

sahe words or eye blinks


Plzrmeister replies on 4/11/2024 6:50 am:
Eye blinks require face to face interaction ..... Per Captain Obvious anyways.

And face to face isn't the only form of 'activity'.

uncommon1 66M  
1409 posts
4/11/2024 6:46 am

A safe word is only as effective as
its intent . . Being used for "safety"
it is a thin veil.
A safe word is used to fill the gape
of experience that gives us complete
trust. Despite all the vetting, conversations
we are all strangers the first time.
If trust could be bestowed with words
and wisdom this would be a lot easier,
but no such luck.
Whatever you do should be within the
depth an scope of the amount of trust
between you because given enough time
trust will replace the need to use a safe word
whether you gag or don't.


Plzrmeister replies on 4/11/2024 6:54 am:
That's one of many ways to look at things ....

When one has a serious cramp, trust wouldn't seem to come into play, whereas a safe word might. Who knows ......

grywolf2 73M
3086 posts
4/11/2024 7:35 am

To gag or not to gag?

You make such a good point about the loss of some pleasurable sounds. However, I'd counter that the moans are not lost when struggling with the gag. Plus the eyes speak volumes when speech is restricted.
The eyes in the meme are definitely speaking to me.

Of course, assuming all is discussed and consensual, with safety protocols and signals clearly understood.


Plzrmeister replies on 4/11/2024 8:33 am:
I guess sounds are sounds are sounds. Whether muffled or not, the connotation comes through loud and clear.

You're right ... One's eyes do speak volumes. Now we advance to 'To hood or not to hood'.

rydermantel 69M
25068 posts
4/11/2024 8:55 am

To gag or not to gag, that is the question, but she never answers.


Plzrmeister replies on 4/11/2024 9:07 am:
It's not up to her.

Bingo.

Artschoolgrad 46M
8694 posts
4/11/2024 1:08 pm

as you say, always pay attention to her and how she is doing


Plzrmeister replies on 4/11/2024 1:19 pm:
You got that right .... Eyes and ears on high alert.

BDSM 101, or so one would think.

subdude2Bsubdued 76M
326 posts
4/11/2024 5:24 pm

A gag, along with hands placed in tight mittens--the latter being used to avoid any unexpected untying of knots by the bound victim, in an effort to escape-- might make the use or effectiveness of a safeword or safegesture quite problematic.
Perhaps, due to the unintelligibility or indecipherability of words beneath a gag, a safeword could be rendered as a loudly & repeatedly grunted SOS (dot dot dot/dash dash dash/dot dot dot), which might sound something like the following: eeh eeh eeh/ ooh ooh ooh/ eeh eeh eeh. SAVE OUR SHIP would be universally understood as an explicit cry for help, or a signal for the cessation of all activity, except the immediate liberation of the victim from his bindings. Some dom[me]s might even leave the victim's shoes and /or socks to remain on as part of their comprehensive bondage technique, which would make scrunching or wiggling toes an impractical safegesture.or cease & desist
signal. And, of course, three taps on the floor with the hand (as in wrestling) would also be useless, if the hands--even elbows--were tied behind the victim's back ...or as the upper half of an unyielding spread eagle tie of the mittened hands to the upper bed posts. Quite a conundrum, The only other kind of safegesture I can possibly think of is simply to cry with conspicuously visible tears streaming down the cheeks, or, OMG, simply to urinate unabashedly and pray that it gets noticed. For the former, God forbid the dom[me] has also used a blindfold or hood


Plzrmeister replies on 4/12/2024 5:05 am:
Yes, the Morse Code methodology mentioned above. It'd be one practical method.

Kinda like "Knock three times on the ceiling if you want me". There - Have that rolling around in your head the rest of the day.

InderioMinx 54F  
19824 posts
4/11/2024 5:39 pm

I am with you, I enjoy listening to the moans and such that fall from a boy's lips...

Ars longa, vita brevis - Art is long, life is short


Plzrmeister replies on 4/12/2024 5:08 am:
Ya gotta love it - Right?

No kidding .... The sounds are as important as the sight. They have a synergistic relationship.

aliljaded 53F
8915 posts
4/12/2024 12:50 am

No gag.

"Men need to hunt. She obviously understands this. She’s offering herself as prey. Not easy prey. But willing.”


Plzrmeister replies on 4/12/2024 5:10 am:
Not even ... I'd want to hear your sounds for sure.

Especially the "Oh God, Oh God, Oh God" part.

rydermantel 69M
25068 posts
4/12/2024 5:42 am

    Quoting Artschoolgrad:
    as you say, always pay attention to her and how she is doing
Still looking for a dime to use in the phone booth to call and check in on her.


rydermantel 69M
25068 posts
4/12/2024 5:43 am

    Quoting pzkw:
    To gag or not to gag? Gag! I find the moaning and groaning from a gagged sub to be quite a turn-on.
You make a good point. This being a Friday, yeah, I agree.



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