In “The Mistress Manual”, Mistress Lorelei has some tips to make sure that all of your female-led domination goes as smoothly as possible. The tips could also be applied to male-led domination relationships/play:
She talks about keeping Dominance in its Place. You should talk about and understand how far your Domination and submission will reach. Will it be in the bedroom only? How often will you participate in it? You should never use Domination and submission to work out anger in the relationship.
She also talks about making sure that you keep it Safe, Sane, and Consensual. Despite the appearance of non-consent, all play should be discussion and agreed upon in advance. Either one of you has the right to say “no” at any point in time.
Mistress Lorelei also stresses the importance of talking to one another. Communication is the key to success in any relationship, and it's especially important in a relationship where power-play is present.
To find more sex facts like this, check out The Mistress Manual, sold on EdenFantasys, which is the book where this sex fact came from.
Which one of these tips do you obey? Do you have other tips you'd want to recommend for those involved in D/s relationships?
She talks about keeping Dominance in its Place. You should talk about and understand how far your Domination and submission will reach. Will it be in the bedroom only? How often will you participate in it? You should never use Domination and submission to work out anger in the relationship.
She also talks about making sure that you keep it Safe, Sane, and Consensual. Despite the appearance of non-consent, all play should be discussion and agreed upon in advance. Either one of you has the right to say “no” at any point in time.
Mistress Lorelei also stresses the importance of talking to one another. Communication is the key to success in any relationship, and it's especially important in a relationship where power-play is present.
To find more sex facts like this, check out The Mistress Manual, sold on EdenFantasys, which is the book where this sex fact came from.
Which one of these tips do you obey? Do you have other tips you'd want to recommend for those involved in D/s relationships?
