You have found that marvelous partner.
You have met him or her and you think that you want that relationship
to go further. You think that you trust him or her. Well the next step
is....
The first play!
Don't make the mistake of thinking
that now a basic trust is established between Y/you that you are homefree!
BIG MISTAKE! It happens often that a Dom, male or female, despite prior
negotiations with a sub, will make such a big mistake in the first play
that the sub will swear to NEVER be with that Dom again!
Both Pierre and Catharine have had
their experiences about bad first play! What can go wrong you ask? Well...Everything!
Some Doms (male or female) look good
on cyber and in words but when they play for real with a sub show that
they are only that.....words. Remember the old expression "Put your money
where your mouth is!" In BDSM it is very true! (By the way, many subs
too have the same problem)
In this website, W/we went to great
length to show the reader that cyber play is VERY different from Real
Play! Many players who try to bluff their way into their first play by
saying that they are experienced will fail miserably in their actual first
play. Usually to do so will make you lose that prospect that you worked
so hard to get, because that prospect was told that you were experienced
and they understand that you are not, they understand that you lied to
them and boom, there goes the trust.
Honesty is the key!
For that first play make sure that
they are no surprises. Yes surprises can be fun, but keep them for later!
Discuss all the details of that first play. With this discussion, the
Dom will learn about some of the physical limits of the sub. The first
play is really important, even when kept simple. It is used to discover
each other. Both players are going to see if they were told lies or not.
If for the first play, the Dom tries to do elaborate rope work and fails
miserably, He will be judged by the sub as an idiot. Make sure that the
first play stays within things that you are both comfortable. This is
not a time for a Dom to push his or her self and all activities should
be ones that the Dom is already skilled at.
Don't try to push the sub to go over
his or her limits in the first play. To push limits involves a great deal
of trust and knowledge of the sub limits.
Just remember this; the first play
is the play where the sub, after much negotiation, will trust the Dom
for the first time to surrender to him or her. It is not a decision that
the sub will take lightly, because, once she or he is bound, there is
nothing that she or he can do about it. If the Dom is not what he or she
claims to be, the sub's safety will be jeopardize.
The first play IS very important. Do
it well and there will be many more with that sub. Make a mistake and
you are finished with that sub.
Remember, be safe, logical and consensual
and mostly, have fun!
Pierre and Catharine(katy)
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