When two people first start to play, especially if one of them is new, there are some tough conversations. Tough but important.
The firsts
“No. I told you, I've had to deal
with enough sexual violence in my life.”
I ran my hand over my head, feeling
the short hairs against my scalp. “It's not violence,” I said.
She laughed. “You want me to beat
the shit out of you. How is that not violent?”
“It's the intent.”
She raised an eyebrow and crossed her
legs. Her foot, wearing the only pair of her boots I'd ever convinced
her to let me lick, bobbed up and down as she waited for me to
explain.
“It's like the difference between
being hurt and being injured. If you're in pain, then you're in pain.
But if there's no actual damage done, it's just hurt. You can keep
going through hurt. When you get injured, you have to stop to avoid
further injury. You can run on a sore leg, but not a broken one.”
She sighed and shook her head. “But
hurt leads to injury.”
“Only if you aren't careful.”
“But you want
me to hurt you.”
“Exactly.
And that's the point. This isn't a hate crime.” I knew that was a
sore point for her. It usually is for people who have lived the kind
of life she has. “This isn't you getting back at society for what
it's done to you. This isn't about them. It's just about us.”
“Just
us.”
I
nodded. “That's why we have a safe word. I know you don't want to
really injure me. You don't hate me.”
She
smiled at me. “I really don't,” she said. It was the same smile
she'd given me when we first started dating. But then her face went
back to that pensive look, that fear of how I was going to react,
just like it did before my initial reaction.
“You
liked it when I licked your boots, right?”
She
bit her lip and nodded.
“And
you know I want to have sex with you.” She nodded again. I'd proved
that. “So why is it different if you tie me up first?”
“Because
I don't know if you still want to.”
“I
wouldn't let you tie me up if I didn't.”
She
shrugged at that. We both knew I was stronger than she was. Her frame
had more muscle than it appeared, but she had worked hard to tone
that muscle, to make it look feminine. I've seen pictures of her
transition, of the time when she had to lose so much weight that she
looked like she belonged in a commercial asking for money for third
world nations. Thankfully, that was done before we met; I don't think
I could have stood by when she was doing that. How could I stand by
and let her suffer like that?
“But
once you're tied up, you can't say no.”
I
smiled. “Of course I can. Would you go ahead and fuck me anyway if
I changed my mind? If I told you I didn't want you to do it, would
you ignore me? Would you rape me?”
The
word made her tense up. I knew it would, but I had to make the point.
“Absolutely not,” she said. “I would never do that.”
I
nodded and gave her a warm smile. “I know that,” I said. “And I
trust that. I trust you. That's the whole point. I couldn't do this
with someone I didn't trust.”
“And
you'll tell me to stop?”
“It's
why we have a safeword.” I took a breath and thought how best to
explain it. “I might beg you to stop while we're playing, might
resist a little, but if you stop as soon as I ask you to, we might
never get anywhere.”
“Why?”
“Because,”
another breath, “I have my own issues to get over. My knee jerk
reaction, like anyone else, is to ask you to stop. But I don't mean
it. So we have a special word. If I say that
word, it means stop. Anything else, you can ignore.”
“But
what if you forget?”
“If
you think that happened, you can always stop and check in. You can
stop whenever you want. You're in charge.”
She
smiled. “I do like that.”
“I
know you do. And remember, this is power exchange. You get the power.
The only power I have is to make you stop if I absolutely need you
to.”
“But
you want me to hit you?”
I
nodded.
“And
you want me to trample you?”
I
nodded again, feeling the blood rush around my body at the thought of
it.
She
shifted in her seat but didn't uncross her legs. I took that to be a
good sign. “You can do anything you want,” I said. “Nothing
that leaves a permanent mark, nothing that causes real injury. But
short of that, anything.”
“What
if there's an accident?”
I
shrug. “I know the risks,” I say. “So long as you stop when
that happens, we'll deal with it.”
“But
won't the hospital report things to the police?”
I
shake my head. “No one is going to believe that my girlfriend beat
me up.”
“But
I'm not--”
I
held up a hand. “As far as I'm concerned, and as far as anyone else
is concerned, you are. I don't care how you were born. You're a
beautiful woman, and my girlfriend.”
She
gave me that smile again. The one she'd given me that first night.
She
was so nervous. Wringing her hands, eyeing the door, keeping her
distance from me. Standing just out of arm's reach. She told me that
there was something I didn't know about her. Something I needed to
know. She told me not to freak out. Warned me that I might.
She
took a deep breath, searching for words. She told me that if I wanted
to leave, it was okay. That if I never wanted to talk to her again,
she'd understand.
I
started getting worried. Was she going to tell me that she had killed
someone? That she worked in a dogfighting ring? That she was a drug
kingpin?
Then
she told me, and I laughed. She looked hurt. I assured her I wasn't
laughing at her. I was laughing at the ridiculous places my mind took
me.
She
didn't believe me.
I
promised her.
She
told me everything. Told me that she hadn't had the surgery. That she
was still a man below the legs. She looked at me, her eyes shining
with tears that she was expecting to shed.
Then
I shrugged. I told her I didn't care. And I stepped forward to kiss
her.
And
that's when she gave me that smile. The smile she was giving me
again.
“We'll
start slow,” I told her. “Learn each other's limits. If you want,
we can start with shackles I can get out of myself, and quickly.”
She
nodded. “That would help,” she said.
“And
we don't need to jump into using toys right away either. Your boots
are more than enough for me.”
She
uncrossed her legs and gave me a smirk. Her nipples were hard, and so
was her cock. “Oh,” she said, “that had better not be true.”
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