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Getting your sub to open up during check-ins during a scene
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Iā€™m just learning and exploring my style of dominance with husband. When doing a scene, I find my husband does not want to communicate with me when things are not going right. Like he sees it as his job to ā€œpower throughā€ and suffer for me. Even when I check in with him, he replies, ā€œIā€™m fine, mistress.ā€ Today I gave him an example of if I have him tied up and Iā€™m spanking him, I want him to power through the spanking (unless he needs to use his safeword), but if he had a cramp, he needs to communicate that to me. The cramp is not the kind of suffering I want for him. I donā€™t want to find out after the scene that he suffered the whole time in a way I didnā€™t even know about.

Skilled doms can many times read their submissiveā€™s body and expression and can tell something is wrong even when they donā€™t say it. I donā€™t feel like I am as skilled at that yet as I want to be.

Do you have tips for getting your submissive to open up about how they are doing during a scene? My husband seems to think heā€™s a better submissive if heā€™s quiet about it, but then he tells me later. I HATE that.

EDIT: reading initial responses, I need to clarify my thoughts. I think he will communicate to me when things are unsafe or his boundaries are being pushed, but what he doesnā€™t communicate to me is when heā€™s uncomfortable (in a non bdsm way) and itā€™s detracting from being in a submissive state. When small adjustments can be made.

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