Within the scene i would assume that when "No " is spoken that means the limit is set. This doesnt mean that its not allowed to be talked about and reevaluated in the future if both parties are comfortable, but i personally would not want a hard limit broken. There is also a difference between soft limits and hard limits. He might've viewed what you were saying as a soft limit, but he also should've asked that specific question for an answer. Soft limits are limits that the sub/dom are willing to try or renegotiate but are hesitant to, hard limits are a solid no until said limit definer decides they are not a limit anymore.
► FayeAce wrote:
Thank you for all of the advice. I’ve spoken with the person and we didn’t see eye to eye and disagreed on what I shared. He has his views on what happened and I have my views. I don’t see anything wrong with the way I was feeling and reaching out for advice but it brushed him the wrong way.
I’m a beginner so I think some misinterpretation was happening and when I say I’m not comfortable or don’t want to do something and he gave a reply I thought that was the end of the discussion and he has now said I needed to say it more and reiterate that I don’t want to do it otherwise he thinks I’ve agreed to it. Maybe it’s because I’m inexperienced but I guess I thought if you say no or something that should be the end of it but maybe that’s not how things are in this scene?
I do want to say that he is a nice person and very caring. He’s not a monster or mean person but obviously with my inexperience we were not on the same page and had some miscommunication. I will reiterate again that he is a sweet guy and caring.
Again thank you all for the advice.