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Ask lunaKM – How can I teach my boyfriend about kink without affecting the dynamic?

My bf is vanilla but he’s interested in the lifestyle. i have experience to teach him but I’m a sub. how do i educate him without affecting the power balance or offending him?

Hi there!

First, good on you for wanting to teach him what you know and for him wanting to learn!

Does he want you to teach him what you know? If so, then you won’t offend him and it likely won’t disrupt the power balance. Everyone who has ever taught someone something knows that once the teaching is over the balance goes right back to where it was. As long as you treat him with respect and give your information and knowledge from a place of intelligence and sharing you’ll be fine. However, if you treat him like a child or you boss him around (“That’s not how you do it, move over and let me show you!”) he will quickly be turned off by not only you showing him, but perhaps learning about the lifestyle at all.

You can also suggest reading certain passages, books or websites on his own time that will help his learning increase without your direct input. The local BDSM community in your area is another wealth of information that he might enjoy.

I know that you are concerned with disrupting your place as a sub in this situation, but as long as you keep in mind that you are the sub and you are serving his needs by teaching him what you know then you will still remain in the submissive mindset. It’s all about a mental shift, a hard one, but definitely doable in a teaching situation.

I’ve written about how to use your knowledge and experience as a teaching tool for your Dominant before so go check that out too!

Good luck and have fun showing him the ropes!

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Published on August 18, 2014 15:00

Using Your Safeword Is Not a Sign of Failure

When learning about personal safety and BDSM you likely hear the word safeword more than once. A safeword is used as a last resort when you need the play you are engaged in to end. But there’s an unintentional negative stigma surrounding using your safeword that needs to be understood. You are not a failure if you have to use your safeword. It’s there for the very reason you have it. It’s that 911 call. You know it’s there, but you only bring it out for emergencies.

Unfortunately so many submissives that have safewords feel that if they use it they have let their partner down and feel disappointed in themselves. They regret using it after the fact and often that will scare them from wanting to use it in the future. But there is no reason to be afraid of using your safeword.

Let me say it again, you are not a failure for using your safeword.

On a few message boards I frequent there are submissives who brag about not using their safeword and that they have never needed to use it in their relationship.There are two things to keep in mind with these people. One they are probably lying and two, if they aren’t then they use other forms of communication to get play to change so that they don’t have to use a safeword.

It’s common to use regular, direct communication in play in place of a safeword. The majority of relationships that I’m familiar with would be just fine with that. But if you are not capable of communicating somehow, be it subspace, an altered state of mind, gags (silent safewords are used) or perhaps even the Dominant gets lost in Dom focus, a safeword can halt play in these instances.

It’s like the use of other emergency words like “fire!” or “help!” they tend to get attention when yelled because people have learned that those are pay attention words. A safeword is exactly like that. You use it to get the emergency attention you need, in this case to halt play for whatever reason.

Why the Guilt?

Let’s face it, you might be like me. I have ended the scene and then regretted that I used my safeword. What’s that look like? Well you start second guessing yourself. “Could I have lasted a bit longer?” “Was that leg cramp really an emergency?” “That didn’t hurt that bad, did it?” “What will he think of me now?” “Am I a wimp or a quitter?” It’s hard to process the use of a safeword as a good thing when you’ve learned that it’s a last resort. When it’s talked about online and in books that a safeword is serious business and shouldn’t be taken lightly.

So, you fret over why you used it. Now, your Dominant isn’t going through the amount of guilt you are pushing on yourself. In fact, they have probably already moved on from it. You know why? Because they are aware of how important it is and that you’d only use it as a last resort. They aren’t second guessing why you used it. You just did. End of story. Move along.

But a lot of what submissives do to themselves it always striving to be the best submissive they can be. You’ve probably said that very phrase at one point, haven’t you? Well, you know what? You are the best submissive you can be by admitting you’ve reached a wall and need to stop. I proves you are honest and trustworthy and that you respect your Dominant.

Start trusting yourself. You are not a failure. You are a responsible, self-aware person. That safeword is what it is. Learn from the moment and embrace that you are going to reach limits – even if you’ve been further at one point in the past.

I’m proud of you for using your communication skills. You should be too.

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Published on August 18, 2014 07:00

lunaKM’s Weekend Reflections

Loki and Max enjoying their new sunny window.

I’m all settled into the new home and even though there are about 10 boxes still packed and no decorations up on the walls I’m happy here. The place is nice, quiet, newer, spacious and feels like I can make this home. The cats are settled in just fine and love exploring all the new spaces they can get into trouble with.

I’ve already started the submissive forums in the area and gone to my first local munch. I’m getting out there and hoping to make some new connections and friends. The actual moving was a pain but not anywhere near as bad as it could be. We made it!

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This Week on Submissive Guide

This section highlights the articles posted this week on Submissive Guide and other updates to the blog, if any.

It’s Okay to be New
My Submission Isn’t Better Than Yours by tequilarose

Weekend Giveaway: Dungeon Play Pack from Deep Stealth Dungeon (1 Winner)

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Ask lunaKM Advice Column

The advice column where I try my best to help you with your questions and personal situation challenges.

Ask lunaKM – Is He Ignoring Me or Has He moved On?
Ask lunaKM – I’m a Secret and I Don’t Like It
Ask lunaKM – Sub or slave; He says I’m slave, I say I’m sub, who’s right?

Ask your question, anonymously, to get a chance for me to answer your question on the site.

Dug Out from the Archives

Let’s dig into the archives and reconsider some of the older articles on Submissive Guide that you may have missed.

In 2013: Submitting in a Long Distance Relationship: The Big Meet by kallista
In 2012: How to Approach a Dominant You Are Interested In
In 2011: When Your Dominant Plays With Others
In 2010: Setting Yourself Up for Rejection [Video]
In 2009: Using Playtime Check Ins Wisely

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Episode 29A – Dominant Women

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This week Woody and the Beast get kicked out of the studio. Leigh takes over as two Dominant women give their view of BDSM with women on top. Miss_Tress and Myrrhdusa join Leigh for the A/B episode, each running about 33 minutes.

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Published on August 17, 2014 10:00

Ask lunaKM – Sub or slave; He says I’m slave, I say I’m sub, who’s right?

Thank you so much for this site! I am new to the world as I have always been vanilla. I met a man who is a dom and he started training me without me realizing it. He did not brain wash me and I am a strong willed person, but I am totally hooked! I am his and in four months he will relocate here for good. I gave complete trust, control, and myself and never felt so free, but one thing keeps making me nervous and sure it is my old me still there. He calls me his slave and he sent what he expects and agree to it all as he wants a loving one on one relationship, but I read slave is different then sub over and over. I feel like his slave, but because I would do anything for him and not bat an eye, but there is trust and he treats me gentle, patient, as a person, as a slut, as a lady, and makes me communicate on how I feel about everything. If I don’t like a new sex addition, he coax or adjust it until I either like it or he moves on. So being a slave to such a man I feel like I couldn’t lose, but I read and I keep thinking I am more of a sub personality, could it be he treats me so highly that it doesn’t feel wrong or should I talk to him and tell him I am a sub personality, but I want to be his slave? I am so confused!!!!!

Hello confused,

The answer is you are both. But that might not work for you, so let me explain something. Many of the terms used in BDSM conversation have personal meanings, submissive and slave being 2 very good examples. Each person is going to have an understanding of what they mean to themselves, but it isn’t going to align to another person.

So, while your Dom says you are a slave and you say you are a submissive – this could very well be the exact same thing.

I suggest you both sit down and have him describe what a slave is to you and you describe what a slave is to him. Then do the same for submissive. See if there aren’t common threads in the terms where you can see why he’s calling you a slave and you are calling yourself a submissive. I bet you will find that your definitions aren’t the same.

It’s not a bad thing that they might be different, but as long as you are both aware that you have different interpretations it could aid you in conflict later on. Do this exercise every time you feel like the words he is using don’t mean the same to you. It’s a huge help in your communication to know what the other person means when they speak!

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Published on August 15, 2014 15:00

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Published on August 14, 2014 10:00

Ask lunaKM – I’m a Secret and I Don’t Like It

Yes I had been in this lifestyle with the same Master going on six years now. I had just find out where he works, phone number etc. But I have not met anyone in his family or his friends. I am kept a secret and he is separated from his wife. He said to me that he wants to tell her about is but he does not want to hurt her. Then he told me he would introduce me to his son etc but he does not how to go about introducing me as.

Just wondering if this is normal or am I being used ? He told me that he is my Master forever but I am not happy about this. I had talk to him about it but he told me not to be so concern about it. I would like to know anyone input about this please :) – A Secret

Dear A Secret,

In just your short message I found so many issues that, being an outsider to your story, would cause me to run to the hills. You’ve been with someone for six years and just now finding out where he works and his phone number? You haven’t met any of his friends and family and he says he’s separated from his wife? I don’t buy it. If they are separated, that usually means leading to divorce and “not wanting to hurt her” is a disguise of “I’m really still with her and feeding you with lies so you’ll stay with me too.” How would he introduce you to his son? “Hi son, this is my mistress. I’m cheating on your mother with her.” Of course he’s not going to say that. You will never be introduced to his family or friends because you are intentionally a secret love.

You are a secret because he hasn’t broken up with his wife and if his secret is found out he loses both of his lives, the one with his wife and the one with you. That’s what I see when I read your request for advice. Could I be wrong? I guess I could, but who would keep the one you are supposed to love a secret from everyone and keep basic information from your partner too? Only a liar and a cheat.

I’m sorry but I think he’s playing you. You indicated that you aren’t happy being a secret. It’s time you stand up and tell him that you need to stop being a secret and having secrets kept from you. After six years it’s time for cold hard truths. If he won’t do it, no matter the reason, I feel it’s time to move on and find someone who will love to share his life with you and make you an important part of his life, not just the hidden part.

How do you feel about it? Do you like the idea of being his secret? Something has kept you with him for over six years, what is it? Is it worth the unhappiness you currently feel?

Personal Disclaimer: It’s not a secret that I find cheating abhorrent and despicable and it likely comes out in this post. There is no valid reason to be in a secret relationship, in my opinion. I make no apology for my views in this matter. I will not help you maintain a secret relationship, but advise you seek a way out. Lying isn’t one sided. If they lie to their partner, they will lie to you. How is a trusting D/s relationship, or any relationship, going to work based on lies?

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Published on August 13, 2014 07:00

My Submission Isn’t Better Than Yours

Several years ago on Fetlife, I read something that made Kinky and Popular. I hate that I can’t remember who wrote this, but for sure I remember the writing. I remember the writing because I think like every submissive and slave, I’ve had this issue before and still do from time to time. The title of writing is “My Submission is Better than Yours(And Other Bullshit)”. And that is such a great freaking title for the piece because well, thinking your submission is better than someone else’s, it is a load of bullshit.

With the couple of past articles I’ve done, the one about safewords in punishment and the your kink isn’t my kink, this one follows along the line of those. Yes, I am being a broken record, but sometimes I feel like being a broken record isn’t always a bad thing when it comes to specific topics. The one topic is the sense of community and the things that happen that tend to push people away from the community.

I know being competitive is a part of human nature. I can be a very competitive person. I can’t tell you how many Monopoly or Trivial Pursuit games that I have been involved in that have ended with none of the participants speaking to each other for weeks at a time. When I get playing Uno with Daddy, that He is my Owner no longer matters. I am out for blood and waiting, just waiting for that perfect opportunity to play that draw four wild card and there are smart ass comments going back and forth because well, Daddy’s just as bad as I am. I wish I could say that my competitive nature ended with games, but it doesn’t. There have been so many times where I’ve compared my submission to someone else’s, and let’s just say, the results have never been pretty.

I have noticed with myself, that when my competitive nature has shown up in submission, my submission really starts to suffer. The reason this happens is because I’m focusing on the submissive/slave who I think that I am better than and completely caught up in everything she does or say that I lose track of why I submit. It’s not to prove that I’m better than others, but because I love submitting to Daddy. Not only that, but I become rather prideful and this type of prideful isn’t good because I’m proud that I’m better(at least I think I’m better)than this other person and not because I’m Daddy’s slave.

On the other side of the coin, worrying about what other submissives/slaves do can also cause you to doubt your worth. Been there, done that. The example I always think of is when I was reading “Living M/s: A Book for Masters, slaves, and Their Relationships”(great book, I do highly recommend it!). I was reading about the things dawn does for her master Dan and how their dynamic is and I found myself thinking “I don’t do that for Daddy and I never thought about doing that for Daddy and that makes me a bad slave”. My self-worth dropped a lot. I finally brought it up to Daddy after having these thoughts running around in my head for a few days and I told Him that I had finally realized(and yes I do need to remind myself of this from time to time)that their dynamic isn’t our dynamic and because she does x, y, z and I do a, b, c doesn’t make me any less of a slave.

The constant comparison of yourself to others doesn’t do anyone, especially you any good. All it does in the end is hurt you and take you further away from your ultimate goal-to serve your dominant. There is always going to be someone out there who is better than you and that will never change, but how you handle this is what counts the most. Instead of reacting in a negative manner, offer to help someone improve their skills and do things that can help you improve and find people who can help you improve your skills. Instead of tearing each other down and becoming competitive, let’s help build each other up and support one another.

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Published on August 12, 2014 07:00

Ask lunaKM – Is he Ignoring me or has he moved on?

Dear LunaKM
I am a novice sub who found her first Master about a 5 weeks ago. We live about 200 miles apart and have mainly instant messaged, telephoned and skyped. About 3 weeks ago we met for the first time and it was wonderful. He asked for my submission about a week into the relationship and I was very happy to give it and found it liberating and fulfilling. However we have had a serious disagreement over an action I took because I was very worried about him after he had a head injury. He ignored my calls and my texts immediately after the incident and I haven’t contacted him for over a week now and he has not contacted me. I’m so sorry and saddened. I don’t know what to do – I know that ignoring can be a form of punishment but I don’t know if this is what he is doing or if he has severed links with me.

I am reluctant to phone or message him and am also terrified that I have lost him.

I need advice on how to proceed are there any protocols? He is an experienced Dominant but I am finding this silence difficult and cruel.

Any advice would be most gratefully received.

It’s hard to submit in silence. I never understood the Dominants who feel that ignoring their submissive is a good punishment but it does happen a lot online since the only thing you have online is communication. Remove that and it hurts – a lot.

He got injured and it’s definitely a situation where I’d want to know what happened also and to stay in contact. I don’t think you did wrong with wanting to reach out to him. That you had a disagreement over something related to it is unfortunate.

You are asking me to speculate what could have happened and I can do my best giving you possible scenarios but until he talks to you or you decide to let it go and move on there’s really no knowing what the truth of the matter is.

He’s still punishing you and waiting for you to come groveling back for forgiveness.
He’s decided that he doesn’t want to be with you anymore and has taken the lame way out and just severed contact.
He has a wife or girlfriend and you’re wanting to talk to him while he was injured has revealed that you were his secret affair. He’s stopped talking to you because he got caught.
He doesn’t have as much experience as he let on and once you wanted more than he wanted to give he disappeared.
Something else entirely that I can’t guess.

You might appreciate the article I did recently on disappearing online Dominants.

Are there any protocols? No. Just because you identify as submissive and he as a Dominant does not negate the use of common sense and “normal” dating rules. He’s a guy and you are a girl. Would you put up with this if it weren’t for the Dom identity?

I hope you’ve found an answer by now and if now, moved on. Because waiting for communication is the worst feeling and you are definitely worth more.

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Published on August 11, 2014 15:00

It’s Okay to be New

From the Submissive Guide Newsletter 5/3/14

Oftentimes, the first lines of an email to me or an opening thread in a discussion group go something like this;

“I’m new and am nervous to ask these silly questions so be nice to me.”

“I’m really embarrassed to ask since I’m so new, but…”

“I’m new to the lifestyle and overwhelmed with all the information.”

They go on to ask their question, and still tiptoe around with the “I’m new” sign over their head. It’s not a bad thing to be new – everyone has been there. Not one person in the room can say they have never been where you are and that should give you some confidence to ask what you need to ask, no matter how silly it sounds to you.

It is perfectly okay to be new, inexperienced, confused, and overwhelmed. None of those are serious impediments, as long as you openly admit to them without being ashamed. - Cowhideman

I know how you feel. I know that it’s like standing up in a class of people who’ve already taken the course and asking the rudimentary questions. You feel they’ll laugh at you or call you stupid or naïve. It’s hard to be the new kid. Even in school being the underclassmen or the new kid from another district is hard. You may know what they are talking about, but you are afraid to speak up because it might not be welcome from a “foreigner”.

Some of those first sources of information are often flawed. The popular erotic fiction just doesn’t have the facts, and if you come to a discussion thinking you know the answer the newbie fear comes out when you realize that the stories you read have no truth to them. That’s the case most often but no matter where you discovered BDSM you’ve taken the step into the world and that takes courage.

When you visit this site, I don’t expect you to have all the information you need to make educated responses, or to know what to do first, second and next. It’s a process. But what I have to remind you is that everyone’s process is different. You may be new for a week, a month a year. It all is based on how long you hide behind that new label. And yes, you are hiding. How many times have you answered someone’s question with your “new” shield instead of taking a stab at it with whatever information you might have? Far too often, saying, “I’m new” is a fear of saying the wrong thing, of being laughed at for not having all the facts – when in fact whatever you already know is a good place to start and you should be proud of it.

It’s So Overwhelming!

In this world of technology and information sharing super-highways you can get so much knowledge from the safety of your computer. You don’t have to venture to the library or munches right away. Although the information you find might be just as overwhelming, at least you can sift through it and make your own judgments about if you agree with it or not. Almost any article, book or post on BDSM or kink is a personal opinion. Once you develop your own opinions on them you’ll see that we all can agree or amicably disagree. There’s no one way to explore BDSM.

While you may look at FetLife and see a bunch of things that go way over your head or that need far more experience than you have you have to remember that everyone started with the basics. It’s true that most people don’t ask about simpler things, that’s because there really isn’t much to discuss. Once you know, you know. Don’t be surprised if you get directed to a few posts and that’s the end of the discussion.

Eventually what you will see is that, yes there are people who do the extreme stuff all the time, but there are still more who are at other varying levels of kink. And when it comes to the discussions that come up it’s because the fancier, more advanced and difficult to understand things, desires for advice or to boast about their epic bondage attempt they go where they will likely get an answer – from the experienced.

Be Proud to be New

Newness doesn’t last long, so enjoy it. Love the exploration, the learning, the desires that seem to creep into every waking moment and fill every dream. One day you’ll be able to take that “new” card and toss it in the trash – but for now, wear it proudly. Don’t compare yourself to others. Remember what I said above – everyone progresses differently. Just be open to new knowledge, experiences and people.

Thoughts to Ponder
Are you new to the world of kink? What intimidates you the most so far?
Do you ever feel that you are disregarded because of your new status, that your opinions don’t matter?
If you are more experienced, what advice would you give someone who is new?
Interesting Links
Novices and Newbies Group on FetLife (Highly recommended!)
NewtoKink.com (affiliate)
Related Posts:
How to Safely Manage Sub Frenzy
Book Review: Playing Well with Others
The Secret to Better Submission Everyday
Initiating a Discussion About BDSM Interest with a Vanilla Partner: Part 3- My Partner is Interested!
How to Use FetLife to Broaden Your Learning

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Published on August 11, 2014 07:00

Weekend Giveaway: Independence #2: Angel by Karen A Nichols (1 Winner)

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Club Founders, Gabe Garrett, Tanner Clayton and Colin Whetstone begin the journey into romance that is the life that surrounds a much smaller and more elite group of members.

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Published on August 07, 2014 10:00