yourMissTress
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ORIGINAL: mistoferin I was reading on the "eyes NOT wide open" thread and I noticed that a good number of submissives responded that they don't open their eyes during sex or play because it messes with their headspace or focus. Now I really like my headspace during play and sex...but I can't imagine limiting my partner in such a way that he would feel that he could only do or expect things of me that would interfere with my headspace. I want him to be running the whole show and direct me where he wants me to go....regardless of whether or not that interferes with my fuzzy warm place. Submission to HIS wants. He takes great enjoyment from snapping me into the here and now when he wants to and pushing me back into that far away place....but he wants to be the one setting the course. If I were to be focused only on my own headspace it would almost seem to me like I was seperating myself from the interaction instead of being an active participant who was following his lead. As an "s" type...is it only fulfilling to you if you are allowed to drift off into your own headspace? If it gets interrupted is that frustrating for you? For "D" types, do you feel like you have to tip toe around in a scene so that you don't disturb your "s" type's headspace? Ummm, no. I rarely use blindfolds, I like to look into their eyes and them into mine. I need and want that connection, as LaT described. I want them to see me reaching for that instrument of pain that they dread or hate, and if they aren't paying attention I have several very effective methods of getting their attention. On the rare occasion that I do use a blindfold, it's not for long at all and only to accomplish a specific goal. Not long ago there was a thread about eye contact and whether or not someone could see submission in another's eyes. I don't think I can see "submission", but pain, longing, lust, surrender...yes, and I think it requires the entire face, not just the eyes. I want to see those things, and I want them to see what's readable in mine as well. For me, without eye contact, the connection and the energy exchange are just not the same. As far as headspace or subspace go. My play is rarely about their space. It's all about me. ME ME ME!!! <WEG> Where I want to take them, how long I can keep them there, or just doing whatever I want and watch their reaction or not. There are times when it is about them, because I want it to be, and even then I keep them on the edge as long as I can before allowing them to fall over it. Edited to add: There is a couple here in Nashville who play with the sub wearing eye goggles that play an intricate light field and headphones playing something loud enough that others can hear it but not enough to decipher what exactly it is. The D wears headphones as well, so I am assuming that they are listening to the same music. I have to assume because they never hang around the club long enough for me to ask. They are obviously happy with what they are doing, but it wouldn't work for me and mine.
< Message edited by yourMissTress -- 8/27/2008 4:22:57 PM >
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