The first time I met bon-bon,
we lingered for a couple of hours over cocktails before I put him in my
rope cuffs and had him kneel for me. He trembled as he knelt. And it
was delicious.
The first time we really played, I tied
him spread eagle to his bed. I knew he was a novice with rope so I
didn't stretch him taunt across his bed. I left a little play in the
rope so he didn't feel so restricted. He was visibly anxious. His looked
at each wrist with concern until I blindfolded him but his breath
remained rapid. And it was delicious.
We've played nearly every week since and even now, four months later, he still gets nervous around me.
And it is still delicious.
But it is surprising to me.
I'm
not a scary bitch. I'm really not. I'm often told I'm "way too nice to
be a Domme" by those who have never played with me. Well, by those who
haven't played with me or read my blog.
I don't scream
or yell when I play. My sadism is usually wrapped in such sensuality,
you don't see it coming. I'm usually dressed in something rather
classic, never in scary Domme attire.
Still, I'm a Domme and I suppose if you didn't know me well, you'd assume I'm scary.
The thing is, bon-bon DOES know me well. He's had four months to get to know me. And he's still a little scared of me.
Two
weeks ago I had bon-bon come over to hook up some electronics. He was
all business in deciding what needed to be done and concluded I needed
some additional hardware. Yippee! A trip to hardware store!
On
our way, we stopped at the liquor store for wine. We made a selection
and then as I was browsing, I heard him asking for the small bottle of
Patron.
Back in the car even before I had my seat belt
buckled, bon-bon had opened the Patron. I laughed. I made a comment
about him not even being able to wait until we got back to my house.
"You make me nervous."
"What?? Really??"
"Yes," he said taking a shot. "You always make me anxious."
And though I was astounded I have the power to make him nervous four months later, I'm pretty sure this scary bitch was instantly wet.
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