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| I tend to describe myself as a sensation player. I live for the feels, man, but I'm a wuss. I don't enjoy a lot of intense pain. I don't tend to enjoy impact play where the pain is suddenly there, then gone again in the next instant. Rather, I enjoy play that involves much more mild, longer-lasting pain. Something that lingers and allows me to thoroughly appreciate what it is that I'm feeling.
I love play that involves restriction and sensory deprivation. I like rope, mummification and really any type of bondage. Blindfolds, hoods and anything else that blocks the senses is something I find extremely intriguing. I'm almost always willing to be bound and consider myself a good person for beginners to practice with. I'm very patient when playing with people who are looking to learn or practice, and I try to give constructive feedback.
I've developed a fondness for stabby and pinchy types of pain. Needles, clothes pins, cell popping are a few that I've experienced and enjoyed so far.
I also love to wrestle and really feel that it's not something I could live without. There's something incredibly satisfying about being physically overpowered and overwhelmed by another person. I'm not especially strong, but I still enjoy a good tussle and am entirely happy to end up on the "losing" end of a good play fight.
As a sensation player, touch is extremely important to me. I crave hugs, cuddles and pretty much any sort of tactile affection. I love having my hair played with and my head stroked. I like having my feet tickled, too.
I'm very cautious about who I play with, which is why you usually won't see me playing too much at events. It is important to me that I feel safe. I tend to move slowly and with a great deal of care. Patience in a partner is important to me, as excessive pressure tends to send me running in the opposite direction.
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