Show em baby

I need sharp teeth!

Just two pups looking cute!

You don’t need gear to be a pup!

You don’t need to be naked to be a pup!

You don’t need to have a handler to be a pup!

You don’t need to have a collar to be a pup!

When girls push boys against the wall 👌👌👌👌👌

When the girl picks up the boy and pushes him against the wall👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

When the boy wraps his legs around the girls waist 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

When they make out passionately 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

Safewords happen. They are important and vital to healthy and safe BDSM activity. The first time hearing a safeword, though, can be a panic moment for a new dominant, so when it happens, just remember to R.E.A.D:

React- stop play immediately, undo any ties or bindings and get your submissive into a comfortable position.

Evaluate- determine whether or not your submissive is capable of communicating and if they are in immediate physical danger. Determine the type of care they need.

Administer care- this can take many forms depending on what kind of care they need, but will often take the form of hydration and cuddling. At this point you should also be reassuring your submissive that you are proud of them for using their safeword responsibly.

Debrief- once your submissive is capable of clear speech, have an open and honest conversation with them about what went wrong in the scene. Make sure to ask what they felt and have them walk through the experience from their end. Make sure you show empathy and encourage your submissive to speak freely, as these debriefs are one of the ways we learn.

Sometime these steps happen all at once and sometimes they are spaced out over a relatively long period of time, but always remember to R.E.A.D any time a safeword is used!

Play safe!

And then one girl figured out I was a puppy, and it was just all gone for me from there. She was blowing bubbles for me to catch, the bride would have me heel so she could talk and scratch me, the groom played tug of war with me, I stole and hid shoes, and the whole night I was praised for being a good puppy. I’ve never dropped so easily into the role around acquaintances, nor have I ever been so simply blissful. Even without my gear or me telling them, they guessed through my body language that I was a pit bull, which was awesome.