Over analysis of subspace

[MissMaidenMinx]

I've told Master that there are different feelings in subspace, almost different types of subspace and I am having difficulty describing them. They all come back to peaceful and floaty.
Does anyone else notice that different acts change how subspace feels? For example, when used as a table there is an overwhelming sense of peace, just relaxing and letting go, where as pain induced subspace has an element of being forced to let go.
That is actually the closest I have ever come to an adequate description.

 

[DpropertyofR]

It does seem to hit me differently depending on what my Master has done to put me in that state. I’ve had that feeling of letting go you describe. It often accompanies uncontrollable weeping. To the outside observer, it would probably appear that I am in distress, but what I am actually experiencing is the most wonderful, liberated feeling in the world.

 

[AG31]

I've told Master that there are different feelings in subspace, almost different types of subspace and I am having difficulty describing them. They all come back to peaceful and floaty.
Does anyone else notice that different acts change how subspace feels? For example, when used as a table there is an overwhelming sense of peace, just relaxing and letting go, where as pain induced subspace has an element of being forced to let go.
That is actually the closest I have ever come to an adequate description.

Very interesting. I'm going to watch this thread.

 

[MissMaidenMinx]

It does seem to hit me differently depending on what my Master has done to put me in that state. I’ve had that feeling of letting go you describe. It often accompanies uncontrollable weeping. To the outside observer, it would probably appear that I am in distress, but what I am actually experiencing is the most wonderful, liberated feeling in the world.

You're lucky. Tears are not a given with me. First time I cried with Master was during an extreme orgasm denial punishment. It was becoming more and more difficult to keep myself from cumming and I didn't want to let him down. He soon realised I had learnt my lesson and I became a lot less flippant about tasks.

 

[DpropertyofR]

You're lucky. Tears are not a given with me. First time I cried with Master was during an extreme orgasm denial punishment. It was becoming more and more difficult to keep myself from cumming and I didn't want to let him down. He soon realised I had learnt my lesson and I became a lot less flippant about tasks.

I wasn’t the crying type when I met my Master either. I didn’t experience that until some time passed with him, and I felt safe and comfortable enough to just let go.

 

[MissMaidenMinx]

I wasn’t the crying type when I met my Master either. I didn’t experience that until some time passed with him, and I felt safe and comfortable enough to just let go.

If you don't mind me asking, how long have you been with him?

 

[DpropertyofR]

Almost two years. It was a few months into our relationship that I just straight up started bawling during a session. It was like my body and mind were completely overwhelmed, and I just had this sudden, violent release of emotional energy. It wasn’t a bad feeling. It felt amazing. I felt so free despite the fact I was physically restrained.
I remember during the first session we had, I didn’t cry at all. I think he took that as a challenge, and he loves challenges. He kept experimenting with what he could do to get me to just let it all go. He was not disappointed when it happened.

 

[lilmissdarling]

I've only reached sub-space a few times in my life. And they were very different sensations.

One, it was just like a warming sensation that radiated out. In those moments, Im still pretty coherent. It's almost as if there is an amber glow around everything. I feel deep content.

The other is a little more raw. It's deeper. I still feel the warmth. But I'm less coherent and feel emotions deeper. Can sometimes be tearful. It's almost like an out of mind (not body) experience. I still feel everything but there is this quietness that surrounds me. It's like a switch almost. My brain goes quiet and allows me to just be in that moment.