Safeword

[alias x]

Character chooses a rather long safeword (e.g. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, if not longer) . Dom prevents use of word by forcing the character to interupt it with moans and cries via some mix of pleasure and pain. Ideally, this story should be consensual. Thus, the inability of the sub to use the safeword should be either about play or breaking limits.

In the case of play the sub really isn't able to use the word but honestly doesn't want to. The dom is just playing and the idea is to provide an extreme amount of sensations for the enjoyment of the sub. The measurement of success is how poorly the sub is at saying the safeword. In this case, perhaps partway through the sub should succeed at saying the safeword, the dom should stop, and the sub should complain and say to keep going.

Alternatively, the story is about pushing limits. The sub does want to say the safeword...but also doesn't. I think the first idea is more fun.

 

[Selena_Kitt]

Character chooses a rather long safeword (e.g. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, if not longer) . Dom prevents use of word by forcing the character to interupt it with moans and cries via some mix of pleasure and pain. Ideally, this story should be consensual. Thus, the inability of the sub to use the safeword should be either about play or breaking limits.

In the case of play the sub really isn't able to use the word but honestly doesn't want to. The dom is just playing and the idea is to provide an extreme amount of sensations for the enjoyment of the sub. The measurement of success is how poorly the sub is at saying the safeword. In this case, perhaps partway through the sub should succeed at saying the safeword, the dom should stop, and the sub should complain and say to keep going.

Alternatively, the story is about pushing limits. The sub does want to say the safeword...but also doesn't. I think the first idea is more fun.

Antidisestablishmentarianism....?

Funny, I could spell that one in the bee, but I missed "iceberg"... it's not iceBURG? *harumph*

 

[alias x]

I like Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, better. I mean, a vicious nanny breaking into spontaneous joyful song can only be explained by her getting some good sex



Of course, one can also go with overly short safewords. "Honey, your safeword is 'ohh!' " "You bastard!"

"Honey, you have two choices for safewords, "oh" or "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" ."

 

[snooper]

Safeword agreed.

He ties her up.

He blindfolds her.

He gags her ...

 

[jeninflorida]

Character chooses a rather long safeword (e.g. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, if not longer) . Dom prevents use of word by forcing the character to interupt it with moans and cries via some mix of pleasure and pain. Ideally, this story should be consensual. Thus, the inability of the sub to use the safeword should be either about play or breaking limits.

In the case of play the sub really isn't able to use the word but honestly doesn't want to. The dom is just playing and the idea is to provide an extreme amount of sensations for the enjoyment of the sub. The measurement of success is how poorly the sub is at saying the safeword. In this case, perhaps partway through the sub should succeed at saying the safeword, the dom should stop, and the sub should complain and say to keep going.

Alternatively, the story is about pushing limits. The sub does want to say the safeword...but also doesn't. I think the first idea is more fun.

k, but you dont want it so complicated she/he forgets it

 

[bisexplicit]

Personally, I'm uncomfortable with this whole story idea. I'd say the Dom/me wasn't behaving as he/she should if they're preventing their sub from using their safeword. There is a reason the safeword exists.

 

[AsylumSeeker]

Once the gag goes into or over her mouth, the safe word is rather inconsequential, don't you thinK?

 

[jeninflorida]

Once the gag goes into or over her mouth, the safe word is rather inconsequential, don't you thinK?

lol, so true!

 

[alias x]

Personally, I'm uncomfortable with this whole story idea. I'd say the Dom/me wasn't behaving as he/she should if they're preventing their sub from using their safeword. There is a reason the safeword exists.

In the pushing limits idea, I think this is probably a valid point. In the idea where the safeword is a prop, I think that one can look at the story from the perspective of a dom and sub who feel that a safeword is not necessary either in general or for that particular scenario.

 

[snooper]

Once the gag goes into or over her mouth, the safe word is rather inconsequential, don't you thinK?

In the immortal words of one of the recent US great thinkers:

"Read my lips" - it was a joke.

 

[alias x]

In the immortal words of one of the recent US great thinkers:

"Read my lips" - it was a joke.

As a serious aside, the safeword doesn't have to be a word. Humming a tune, dropping a scarf, blinking rapidly, and other such signals are possible even with a gag.