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So you've discovered that you're submissive, what now? When you first discover this about yourself, after the initial shock, psychoanalyzing yourself, etc, you are eager to find someone to share your life and yourself with. As a submissive, you have an overwhelming need to belong to and/or serve someone. This is a normal need.
Once you find someone you share an interest with, discover your compatibility. It's very important to discuss all areas and aspects of the life and type of relationship you might be sharing with your prospective partner. It's important to know where they stand on the D/s scheme of things. Some of the things you might wish to discuss include, but are not limited to: Dynamics of the relationship, expectations, punishment, types of play (do a checklist), limits, safety (including safe sex), safe words, health (mental physical), etc.
In getting to know your partner, he will be learning about you. It is "imperative" that you be completely honest not only with him, but with yourself as well. Tell him what you need, what you're interested in, what you're afraid of, what you might want to try some time in the future, but perhaps aren't ready for yet. If you are unsure about something, say so. If you don't know what something is, ask.
Dominants are not mind-readers. . . If you want something, ask. . . Even though it detracts from our ideal of having your dominant JUST KNOW what you want/need. Most people aren't experts on taking hints. So, if they don't know you want it, chances are. . . you won't get it.
If you do ask, and they don't really give you an answer, in some cases, you may have to reaffirm your interest, possibly even a few times. It might be that he simply wants to make sure it's something you really want, and not a whim. If they haven't given you a definite no, just remind him that you really want to try it, whatever it happens to be. However, I don't recommend nagging.
Think incredibly hard about your past. The times you've been hurt, specific words, names, or scenarios that could cause a 'trigger-effect' (define this as "something that makes you cringe and/or re vividly bad past experiences"). It's not exactly fun to reflect on the bad parts of our past, but is important to do so in order to help avoid possibly bad situations in the future. Also think about all "good triggers" so as to enjoy repeating them
Although you may be new and inexperienced, it does not mean you are 'unworthy' or will disappoint your experienced dominant.
Explore. . . and above all, enjoy yourself... That's what it's all about. Just do it safely, sanely, and consensually.
If this sounds like what you want, reply with PLEASE TEACH ME and the TOWN YOU LIVE IN in the subject line, then tell me about your BDSM experiences, if you have had any, if you have not had any, describe your favorite fantasy is.

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