Teaching a noob about BDSM

Bunni008

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I've been into BDSM since I turned **, and every partner I've had for the past 6 years (Since I'm now **) has also been into BDSM and we've gotten along great.

However, I recently started seeing someone new about 3 months ago, and he's quite vanilla. There isn't anything wrong with that, since I enjoy a lot of different flavors.

The thing is, I don't believe I could ever really leave my precious BDSM behind- I crave to be dominated, to be touched in certain ways and spoken to in certain ways.

And it's great that he wants to give BDSM a try for my sake, and I can see that he could be a really great dom... only if I could get him to stop feeling nervous or embarassed so that he would stop laughing every so often when he tries to be dominant in ways that I tried to communicate to him.

But I think that he needs to read some articles or something so that he can feel more comfortable about BDSM as a whole, and know what to do for stuff like spanking, humiliation, and just ordering around in general.


Since it's at the point that he's having a hard time grasping the concept, and I have a hard time communicating everything with him- I was hoping that you guys could give me some suggestions about what I could say exactly or link me to some that describes the many aspects of BDSM in detail: particularly spanking, humiliation, and a bit about objectification or about being treated as a pet.

Anything would be greatly appreciated!


-Bunni :kiss:
 
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Anything would be greatly appreciated!
Just as a beginning, perhaps you could point him to this forum, specifically to some of the threads that interest you, both in the "live" threads and the Library threads. You could also refer him to the BDSM section of the stories, making sure he first understands that those stories are (largely) fantasy/fiction, and thus not documentation of real-life activities as practiced by the majority of BDSMers. ;) The How-To forum also has a number of BDSM-related threads, quite often more r/l-oriented than the stories.
 
I've been into BDSM since I turned **, and every partner I've had for the past 6 years (Since I'm now **) has also been into BDSM and we've gotten along great.

However, I recently started seeing someone new about 3 months ago, and he's quite vanilla. There isn't anything wrong with that, since I enjoy a lot of different flavors.

The thing is, I don't believe I could ever really leave my precious BDSM behind- I crave to be dominated, to be touched in certain ways and spoken to in certain ways.

And it's great that he wants to give BDSM a try for my sake, and I can see that he could be a really great dom... only if I could get him to stop feeling nervous or embarassed so that he would stop laughing every so often when he tries to be dominant in ways that I tried to communicate to him.

But I think that he needs to read some articles or something so that he can feel more comfortable about BDSM as a whole, and know what to do for stuff like spanking, humiliation, and just ordering around in general.


Since it's at the point that he's having a hard time grasping the concept, and I have a hard time communicating everything with him- I was hoping that you guys could give me some suggestions about what I could say exactly or link me to some that describes the many aspects of BDSM in detail: particularly spanking, humiliation, and a bit about objectification or about being treated as a pet.

Anything would be greatly appreciated!


-Bunni :kiss:
What is it about him that makes you think he'd be a "really great dom"? I'm asking for specifics here. What gives you that impression?
 
I've always wanted to learn to be more Dominate myself, if I only had an object like you to work on. :devil:
 
why don't you find some of your favorite stories on lit and get him to read them? gives him an idea of what you like and what it's all about.
 
ust sit with him, talk all the time, ALL the time, and find out what both of you want, and find out what works for you without filling your heads with what the bdsm society portrays that you should live up to.

Oh and just have fun!

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