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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
6mo
discussing kinky dynamics internalizing that people who take dominant positions in kink do so because they like it feels like an important step in learning to be someone nice and comfortable to play with.

if one approaches D/s as something the dominant side does for the submissive, it's easy to forget that there has to be something in it for them too, that they are also seeking something they desire. there might be things they do specifically for the sub's enjoyment (and maybe enjoy themselves because of that), but they still have their own desires that are equally important to address, and to do it as something
for them.

I submit because it is something I desire, but when I offer that to someone, I do it knowing that that someone seeks control, power, trust, inflicting pain, whatever specific thing they enjoy about it. not because I think they're doing me a favor.
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
6mo
discussing kinky dynamics one thing that pairs quite bad with not considering this is this common situation of struggling to express one's needs and not wanting to annoy anyone with them.

because one might come to the conclusion of "oh, I don't want to annoy (playmate) having them do stuff I desire, I better just avoid asking for it"

when maybe that being would
love beating you up, or leashing you, or putting you in diapers, or whatever it is you want, and you end up removing one opportunity for both of you to enjoy it together. and of course, that other being is also responsible for expressing themselves if they want that something... but they can't always be the ones to be doing all the work.
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Freya @freya@girldick.gay
6mo
discussing kinky dynamics @kitten honestly, expressing needs and boundaries isn't optional. And it's not fair to expect one party to take all the initiative in that regard.
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