Communication and trust are the cornerstones for BDSM. If you can't appreciate my need for these two tenets, then we probably aren't going to be a very good match. Hard limits need to be respected; soft limits can be pushed. Please don't presume that I am your property unless or until I recognize you as my Master. I'm not here to waste time and effort trying to find a Master who isn't being honest with himself or with me.
I've been in this lifestyle long enough to know what I want and what I need.
If you can supply these, then we have a basis for a possible D/s relationship. But I don't want to attempt bonding with a Dominant who doesn't have my best interests at heart. What I have found is that some Dominants don't realize that there is a partnership being formed in a D/s relationship. The submissive has rights as well as responsibilities. The Dominant appears to have all of the power, but a submissive can call an end to things, at any time.
Balance.
It is crucial for me.
Please respect that.
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