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Anonymous: My question follows on from someone else's. I haven't really been into the kinky side of sex for that long so I am unsure what you mean by 'sub drop'? Could you perhaps tell me your definition/example of it?? Thank you!!
Unknown author:
Oh dear. I have seen so many different definitions for it, and I think that everyone experiences it differently. So take what I am about to say with a flexible understanding. I think the best way I can articulate sub-drop is when the submissiveness diminishes. It’s usually after something really intense. The submissive feels overwhelmed, nervous, or even a little scared. In domination, we gain a lot of strength of endorphins and the power of the moment. This is a moment loses comfort of that structure. A submissive might think to themselves, “what the fuck I am doing? I want out of here.” I’ve seen it happen after a spanking. I’ve seen it happen after an orgasm. A submissive is not always “on” for whatever. This is a perfectly normal part of the human condition. The key is a dominant’s ability to recognize it and work with it.
sirsgoodlittleslut:
Sub-drop is categorized by a feeling of depression or guilt after engaging in a consensual BDSM scene. It comes in many forms, from a silent and distant moodiness to a full-fledged panic attack.
Because of how much I appreciated learning about this from tumblr, I thought I would share my experience.
Sir and I had just had a great, very intense sex. He used my body hard past the point of it being sore, and I loved it. I was in basically in a frenzy by the time he came and then rubbed my clit. I wanted to cum, and I was deep in subspace. My whole body tingled from all the places that were extra sensitive from horniness and desperation and from growing bruises and stinging red marks. Sir had me lie down between his legs and he stroked my hair.
Papa Tony:
I’m a gay male slave-owning Master. I like to think that I am a moral Sir. A bad case of sub drop laid a real whammy upon me, years ago.
I had myself a new sub for a few months. Every time that we got together, it was magical for the both of us, but we could only get together one day per week. Finally, we had an opportunity to travel to another city for a full weekend.
It was full-on Honeymoon Season - we did everything that our fantasies called for. I took him around the world in that hotel room. We were ecstatic and connected fully.
We came home on Sunday night, and the next morning, I received a message saying “You are not to contact me, ever again.” Nothing else. Being a man who prides myself on my flexibility and strong sense of fairness, I panicked. What heinous perpetration did I commit, to cause such a terrible outcome?
Months went by, and the sub refused to explain. Finally I said “I am tormenting myself with doubts and sadness. I need to get some closure in order to move on. This is messing up my life. You need to be responsible for what you are putting me through.” He finally responded.
"I am in recovery, as you know. I feared that I had become addicted to you, and I felt such a strong sense of withdrawal when we got back. I mean you no ill will, but I can’t go on with you any longer.“
I surely wish that he had said that a few months earlier. Clearly, in retrospect, I am clear that it was intense sub drop. Now, twenty years later, I make sure that there is plenty of aftercare to bring everything to a smooth finish. It’s baked-in.
submissiveseeking:
Hey, great question! I guess this might not be obvious to anyone new to the world of BDSM - so let’s explore for a moment!
Subdrop is a state of depression and moodiness that often occurs after a BDSM playtime/scene or where the submissive is away from their dominant for an extended period of time. Subdrop can happen quickly or it may not manifest itself for several days after the scene. It may also appear as the result of being away from a relationship where feelings of love and submission are particularly strong.
Longing for a lover that you miss is familiar to everyone, even within the vanilla world, but in the world of BDSM, it can be so much worse. This is because prolactin and cortisol levels may become quite elevated as a result of endorphin, oxytocin, and dopamine releases that often occur within the context of BDSM practices and relationships (Recommended Googling: The Science Behind BDSM).
The amazing highs are worth the occasional lows and with a loving/attentive dominant, you can ease the drop if you know how to mitigate the causes of those intense emotions {with solid aftercare: lots of affection/attention and proper replenishment}. 💞x
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