Q&A Thread

[Ch****]

I'm an experienced Pro Dom, I specialise in Rope and Hypnosis (nothing new here if you've read my profile).

While we have these wonderful educational munches, and people can post their own questions, the more active I am here the more questions I get in DMs, don't feel like you can't!

But the best way to teach is an open forum, so if you have questions for me that you don't mind asking in public, please ask. And if anyone has any answers that they feel they have expertise in, even if it's a different view than my own, I emplore you to give them. I'm always trying to learn too after all.

[Ch****]

(All this did was generate more DMs, but that's ok, whatever people are most comfortable with)

[PurpleUno]

Hi PuppetMasterC. First, thanks for offering this up. I am brand new, this is my first post, and I'm new to the community and lifestyle. So while I'm nervous about posting, I agree that others could learn from it too, so here I am!

I've been aware of some of my kinks for a very long time but I'm only now in a position to learn and try. What would you recommend a new/potential sub read up on and become familiar with in the beginning? And do you have any links to content or book recommendations to help with this?

I understand that a good dom/mentor will/should be patient and help, but I'd like to get a good foundation going before meeting someone, so I'm not walking into a situation blind.

Thanks for offering up some help x

[Ch****]

4 hours ago, PurpleUno said:

Hi PuppetMasterC. First, thanks for offering this up. I am brand new, this is my first post, and I'm new to the community and lifestyle. So while I'm nervous about posting, I agree that others could learn from it too, so here I am!

I've been aware of some of my kinks for a very long time but I'm only now in a position to learn and try. What would you recommend a new/potential sub read up on and become familiar with in the beginning? And do you have any links to content or book recommendations to help with this?

I understand that a good dom/mentor will/should be patient and help, but I'd like to get a good foundation going before meeting someone, so I'm not walking into a situation blind.

Thanks for offering up some help x

The best person a new sub can talk to, is an experienced sub. Seeing if there are any munches nearby you is the best start for most in my opinion.

As for what to read, it depends on what you are into. :)

[PurpleUno]

Thanks! I'll read anything to be honest. Not that I haven't been reading the forums and a variety of online content. But sometimes as a noob to anything, you can overlook a real gem, or just not know how to find it.