Submissives checklist for degradatipn
Physical Degradation
- Discuss preferred names with your Dominant.
- Establish a safe word for comfort.
- Begin gradually, using milder terms.
- Increase intensity based on comfort level.
- Ensure aftercare is provided post-session.
- Set clear boundaries before starting.
- Use a safe word to pause or stop.
- Communicate intensity preferences openly.
- Use appropriate tools (hand, paddle, etc.).
- Monitor physical and emotional responses continuously.
- Discuss specific acts in advance.
- Ensure consent for each act performed.
- Maintain communication throughout the process.
- Establish a safe word for stopping.
- Provide aftercare to address feelings afterward.
- Choose restraints that are safe and comfortable.
- Discuss positions and limits beforehand.
- Ensure flexibility to adjust based on comfort.
- Maintain awareness of physical circulation.
- Have a safe word to release restraints.
- Set a safe environment to practice this.
- Discuss expectations and boundaries with your Dominant.
- Use non-slip surfaces to prevent injury.
- Incorporate commands for realism if desired.
- Provide a way to stop if uncomfortable.
- Discuss limits and feelings about this act.
- Ensure both parties are comfortable and consenting.
- Establish a safe word for stopping immediately.
- Practice hygiene to ensure safety.
- Engage in aftercare to address emotions.
- Choose clothing that is safe and comfortable.
- Discuss feelings about the items beforehand.
- Ensure items can be removed easily.
- Incorporate specific rules for wearing items.
- Provide aftercare to address feelings of vulnerability.
- Discuss expectations and boundaries before starting.
- Ensure comfort and safety in the position.
- Communicate regularly during the act.
- Establish a safe word to stop immediately.
- Incorporate aftercare to address emotional impact.
- Discuss and agree on the audience beforehand.
- Establish clear boundaries and limits.
- Choose an appropriate setting for safety.
- Have a clear signal to stop if needed.
- Ensure aftercare is available post-experience.
- Discuss the context and expectations clearly.
- Establish a safe word for halting the act.
- Incorporate feelings of vulnerability safely.
- Encourage genuine expression of emotions.
- Provide aftercare to address feelings afterward.
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