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Ja****

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Disengage from anyone who needs to be reminded of your boundaries, immediately...
le****

le****

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Both sides need to be willing... seems one sided for one outcome.
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Sh****

Sh****

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Sounds like a red flag to me. Mo means no and a Dom who doesn’t respect that isn’t worth your time.
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wa****

wa****

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No is no is no. I run everything by my partner from what's being used to what's going to happen. The only time there are surprises is when all that is being done is a known "yes."
DarkArts1066

DarkArts1066

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No.
That is simply NEVER acceptable.

If you tell the person that it is a ‘soft’ limit - then it can be discussed. But hard limits are always off the table as far as I am concerned - unless the person brings the limit up for discussion themselves.
(Which can happen now and then..)
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