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Balancing noticing red flags and giving leeway for new potential partners
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We often see posts about what doms or subs are doing wrong that give us the ick or make us concerned for compatibility. But what about being understanding and giving people a chance to learn, adapt, be flexible, or better explain themselves?

What are some things that are often labeled as red flags that could be โ€œyellow flags?โ€

What red flags are absolutely a no-go, such as ones for safety or consent?

How do you balance your open mindedness and flexibility with drawing appropriate boundaries for yourself and partners?

Are you more of a firm, non negotiable person, or do you leave a bit of wiggle room?

Anyone have any good examples of getting reticent at first but then it all worked out?

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