TRUSTING TOO SOON

Putting all your trust in a partner too soon is a mistake that I think most of us have made at one time or another. I think going too deep too fast is even more common in D/s relationships, for reasons we’ll get into in a minute.

I saw a kink meme the other day that said (paraphrased), “You should never play with someone the first time you meet. Wait until you’ve known them for a while, met them in person, and trust them completely.” And I think… that’s great advice. But I also think it’s unrealistic for a lot of people.

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THERE ARE NO HARD AND FAST RULES

Black and grey background with the words: Learning Safely.

Is it too early in the year for a controversial topic? I did hold off until February, but this one has been nagging me.

If you’ve been around a while, you may have noticed I don’t approach things the way a lot of BDSM/Lifestyle blogs do. They focus on ideal situations, on best case scenarios, and they often give the impression that everyone should automatically be taking what they think is the safest path.

I used to read plenty of them, and I would get so frustrated because I couldn’t relate to any of it. It wasn’t what I saw at parties and clubs. It wasn’t what I lived and what other kinky friends were living.

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SPOTTERS—KEEPING YOU SAFE, WHEN YOU CAN’T

Black and grey background with the words: Learning Safely.

A couple months back, I mentioned the concept of Spotters, and at that time I made a note to write an article about it, so I added it to the idea pile. Last month I had an e-mail asking for more information, so I moved it up to the top of the list.

This is your reminder that if you have ideas for things you’d like me to write about, or if I mention something you would like more information on, you can always use the contact button to e-mail me. It helps to know what readers are interested in, and I often plan based on that.

But let’s discuss Spotters.

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