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A Rough Start

My thoughts as I start my life as a submissive
2 years ago. August 26, 2021 at 2:30 AM

It has been a while since I have reached out to this community. I’ve taken a step back not only from the BDSM life style, but from the intense play that I use relish.

All for a very good reason.

In the last two years I have started down a path of healing and discovery. During this time, I worked with my therapist digging through my past and working towards the future. Together, we uncovered something hidden. Something I had buried inside for a long time, in hopes that it would wither away and die.


A very important person in my life broke the fragments of my reality and shook my childhood to its core. So much so that I blocked this disaster out for as long as I could.

Now…. It is all that I can think about.

When I am alone, when I go to sleep, and even more so when I play.

I go back to that space and shake in fear waiting for the pain and anxiety to pass. Begging for it to stop, for them to stop. Apologizing over and over again. 

A little girl cowering in fear and pain, simply for crying for attention. I shield her in a warm pink light, watching from the outside.

This is where my mind goes as a crop stings my skin. Jumping as I hear it cut through the air. The very thing that use to send my blood racing with excitement and wet between my thighs.

But now that has been stolen from me. I don’t know if I can ever be in that space again, floating and happy. How do I move forward? Or should I give up the life that I love? 

HEAVEN'S STARCHILD​(switch female) - Sending love and ((HUGS)) your way
2 years ago
HGB​(sub female){Scottish M} - What about going opposite, sensual, soft, a more delicate touch. Or even tantra massage. Hope it all goes better.
2 years ago
SweetSirRendering​(sub female) - can you keep working with a professional to help you work through strategies to make sense of what you have discovered. uncovering how and why it manifests itself into aspects of your daily life can help you use tools learned from therapy to regain your own sense of safety and power, over time.

if possible, focus on the way it has rewired your fear responses and sense of safety and mental health. you are no longer in danger from this thing, so no need to focus on the story, focus on strategies unravel the web your brain weaved as a form of protection… we have a lot of powerful mental tools to help us cope and survive, including forgetting.

try to make it a source of strength, a reminder that you lived through it already, felt it already, survived, so you don’t need to replay the emotions of the event(s), as you are not there anymore.

i’m sorry for whatever happened to you. i hope you can find something to help you find your peace! allow yourself to feel whatever you need to about whatever it is before trying to set it aside though. 💛
2 years ago
MegaGem​(sub female){Solidbobth} - Thank you all for your kind words and for giving me the strength to work through this pain.

I think the thing that stings the most is that I have confronted the individual about what they did to me and how it shaped my perception. They didn’t remember doing any of it. Whether it was out of denial, or just simply blocking out what had happened, I will never know.

Just the fact that this isn’t something that haunts them, like it does me, is just too much for me to process.

And the fact that after all was said and done they “hoped I could get over it”
2 years ago
HGB​(sub female){Scottish M} - I absolutely can't stand that statement.
Take care of yourself.
2 years ago
HEAVEN'S STARCHILD​(switch female) - Omg, im so sorry this *@*$*#^ was so inconsiderate and said those horrible.words.to.you. ((HUGS))
2 years ago

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