LatexHer(dom male)
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6 years ago •
Nov 10, 2018
6 years ago •
Nov 10, 2018
Women CRY! The nature of the beast is obvious to some players who have explored this phenomenon before. I have had several subs break out in tears both during and after our sessions. You are not alone! A valuable part of the game we play with each other is aftercare! I view Aftercare mostly as an appreciation provided by the DOM to his slave/submissive for her act of giving up control to him! A cool drink, a sweet treat, holding her, while comforting her is paramount in keeping her coming back.
During the aftercare, I have had several ladies break out in tears. I have spoken to them and inquired "why" they cry? From listening to their reply I have determined that many do so solely because they have either had a good time with me, or they finally are able to relieve the stress of living - if even for a short time!
If the woman begins to cry before our play is over, I have often felt in my younger years - that I did something wrong. How inexplicable it seemed to seemed to see their tears fall! Over the years and through my prying, I have concluded that some of the ladies enjoyed being taken further down the path to submission during play than they imagined. Others, however, shed these tears again as a personal reward when the stress in their life, family or jobs was suddenly released during an endorphin rush! Although I am a Sadist at heart and enjoy providing pain/discomfort to ladies, I am also well versed in what power exchange they allow me to enjoy. Limits are always in the back of my mind as a DOM must not cross over these too much or risk losing that sub permanently for any future play.
I have worked with several submissives who were actually ABUSED by people calling themselves Dominants! Abusing or overly crossing a submissives hard limits has a price! That price includes those who were abused by others who now for obvious reasons are reluctant to find seek-out or engage in D/s play with anyone! A steep price to pay by we real practitioners of D/s in our community!
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