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By *asterR and slut maya OP   Man
over a year ago

Bradford

Heared the ultimate safe word today .

Meatloaf.

I will do anything for love .but

I won't do that .

I use the normal traffic light ones

Green Amber Red . although no ones every needed to use them .

so whats yours

Anything as inventive as meatloaf

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By *aimeSmithTV/TS
over a year ago

Cliss

That’s absolutely brilliant! Maybe use ‘Putin’ if your ‘no limits no safe word’ play goes too far!

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By *emorefridaCouple
over a year ago

La la land

Mine aren't words as I go mute in subspace, which isn't the most convenient

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By *asterR and slut maya OP   Man
over a year ago

Bradford


"Mine aren't words as I go mute in subspace, which isn't the most convenient "

Subspace can be trick especially for

A new Dom who hasn't experienced. It . but experienced doms know what to do.

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By *emorefridaCouple
over a year ago

La la land


"Mine aren't words as I go mute in subspace, which isn't the most convenient

Subspace can be trick especially for

A new Dom who hasn't experienced. It . but experienced doms know what to do."

Yeah I'm lucky, mine knows my tells and how to manage it. But blooming heck was weird as when we started out

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By *ersiantugMan
over a year ago

Cardiff


"Mine aren't words as I go mute in subspace, which isn't the most convenient "

--You don't need them if you sort other things out imo (though it depends what's happening too of course)

I reckon you need serious role play going on to really need a safe word!

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By *asterR and slut maya OP   Man
over a year ago

Bradford


"Mine aren't words as I go mute in subspace, which isn't the most convenient

--You don't need them if you sort other things out imo (though it depends what's happening too of course)

I reckon you need serious role play going on to really need a safe word!

"

Its not role play for those who M/S relationship but you have to have the right mental connection first .

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By *ensualMan
over a year ago

Sutton


"Mine aren't words as I go mute in subspace, which isn't the most convenient

--You don't need them if you sort other things out imo (though it depends what's happening too of course)

I reckon you need serious role play going on to really need a safe word!"

I am of a similar view, when I play or do rope.

If something is not right just tell me, a safeword is a very blunt instrument. Also as someone said, if they go non vocal a safeword is not much help (there are ways around this).

In my mind there are three reasons to offer safewords.

Firstly if you are playing with someone new they will feel more comfortable relying on a safeword, but more importantly they may feel safer with a Top that offers one.

Second, if the scene is primal or CNC where the agreed play is that resistance is to be ignored you then need a safeword that can be used if the play becomes too intense or something is hurting.

Third, some people don't go non vocal but do get confused, and a safeword is more accessible for some than an explanation.

The final thing to note is that a safeword does not remove the Tops responsibility for the bottom. They still need to use the various ways of checking in to ensure the bottom is well. Like a boxing refereree they need to know when the bottom has had enough.

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By *entative_steps7781Couple
over a year ago

Home

We use traffic lights as standard. I think it's a particularly good system especially if you are playing with newer people, as you can ask their their colour without breaking the atmosphere too much (what colour? Growled in your ear as a example) and it gives verbal feedback and re-enforces their consent

MJ x

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By *emorefridaCouple
over a year ago

La la land


"Mine aren't words as I go mute in subspace, which isn't the most convenient

--You don't need them if you sort other things out imo (though it depends what's happening too of course)

I reckon you need serious role play going on to really need a safe word!"

Which we have all in place, because of going my going mute. There's always ways to get around these things if required. And in any case M checks in on me on a regular basis, we don't aim to have to use any form of stopping that's not our objective.

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By *ersiantugMan
over a year ago

Cardiff


"Mine aren't words as I go mute in subspace, which isn't the most convenient

--You don't need them if you sort other things out imo (though it depends what's happening too of course)

I reckon you need serious role play going on to really need a safe word!

I am of a similar view, when I play or do rope.

If something is not right just tell me, a safeword is a very blunt instrument. Also as someone said, if they go non vocal a safeword is not much help (there are ways around this).

In my mind there are three reasons to offer safewords.

Firstly if you are playing with someone new they will feel more comfortable relying on a safeword, but more importantly they may feel safer with a Top that offers one.

Second, if the scene is primal or CNC where the agreed play is that resistance is to be ignored you then need a safeword that can be used if the play becomes too intense or something is hurting.

Third, some people don't go non vocal but do get confused, and a safeword is more accessible for some than an explanation.

The final thing to note is that a safeword does not remove the Tops responsibility for the bottom. They still need to use the various ways of checking in to ensure the bottom is well. Like a boxing refereree they need to know when the bottom has had enough"

--Good points on uses for safe words, but I think ultimately the dom needs that certain instinct.

I've chosen not to go with someone extremely promising in the past because even though he offered a safe word and to talk etc, he really wanted to role play above everything else and do some serious stuff - and despite everything I just never really felt he had enough of an instinct. He was confident for sure, but he didn't convince me - he just seemed a bit too wild maybe or loose almost by nature. And I could be wrong about him actually, but I feel you can get a lot when you just talk to someone sometimes, and you have to be secure in that final level of trust. --

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By *asterR and slut maya OP   Man
over a year ago

Bradford

Yes traffic light works really well

Short and simple

But thought. Meat loaf was genius.

And i wonder if anyone else

Had any fun ones .

But nice to hear of peoples bdsm

Experience too.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Tried to get a friend to use Butterfly once

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By *ersiantugMan
over a year ago

Cardiff


"Yes traffic light works really well

Short and simple "

--Unless you are Irish, who have decided to skip 'amber' in some instances!

It seems to me the safe word here is actually "Amber!" (ie to stop things becoming red), unless I suppose someone is saying "green, green, green, green" all the time! If someone was happy with condition "Red" then they would still be in need of a safe word. And what's the point in saying "green" unless it's to answer a direct question?

Honestly, I'd work out more ways of communicating too, it makes sense (and makes it sound less like a driving test too lol). --

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By *uliette500Woman
over a year ago

Hull


"Yes traffic light works really well

Short and simple

--Unless you are Irish, who have decided to skip 'amber' in some instances!

It seems to me the safe word here is actually "Amber!" (ie to stop things becoming red), unless I suppose someone is saying "green, green, green, green" all the time! If someone was happy with condition "Red" then they would still be in need of a safe word. And what's the point in saying "green" unless it's to answer a direct question?

Honestly, I'd work out more ways of communicating too, it makes sense (and makes it sound less like a driving test too lol). --"

I our situation green is never used unless he asks me what colour I'm on.

Amber for us generally means I'm almost at my limit so slow down or be more gentle.

Red means STOP! All play stops immediately and restraints are undone and we relax and talk about what tipped me (or him for that matter, as safe words can be used by the Dom to) over the edge to red.

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By *ensualMan
over a year ago

Sutton

When I use safe words, I have stolen the famous kink site approach of replacing "amber" with "Mercy" which gives a better top and bottom kink head space. Although that was rubbished in my favourite kink comic "Sunstone" in which they used "Sunstone".

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Well trafic light system, but begging for mercy is carry on as you are.

Calling me names is go harder.

Cherry is stop.

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By *asterR and slut maya OP   Man
over a year ago

Bradford

Interesting

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By *anDare70Man
over a year ago

kirkby

I insist on at least 6 letters, one number and a special character.

3 fails and 20mins before you can try again

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over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Not part of the BDSM scene. But if I was to have a safe word “Mango” seem good or “Monkees”

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By *asterR and slut maya OP   Man
over a year ago

Bradford


"I insist on at least 6 letters, one number and a special character.

3 fails and 20mins before you can try again"

Can you give an example

And how you would verbalise that .

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By *asterR and slut maya OP   Man
over a year ago

Bradford


"Not part of the BDSM scene. But if I was to have a safe word “Mango” seem good or “Monkees”"

All good words I did ask for alternatives

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By *adyJayneWoman
over a year ago

Burnleyish (She/They)

Someone I knew and played with, for a laugh, switched traffic lights to coffee chains.

We played quite theatrically anyway when playing in public so it played into that very well

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By *asterR and slut maya OP   Man
over a year ago

Bradford


"Someone I knew and played with, for a laugh, switched traffic lights to coffee chains.

We played quite theatrically anyway when playing in public so it played into that very well"

But which ones were which

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By *icentiousCouple
over a year ago

Up on them there hills


"Mine aren't words as I go mute in subspace, which isn't the most convenient "

If you space quickly a physical sign usually works.

Hold something and let it go as the sign to stop.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Mine aren't words as I go mute in subspace, which isn't the most convenient

If you space quickly a physical sign usually works.

Hold something and let it go as the sign to stop."

Or learn to tap out.

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By *icentiousCouple
over a year ago

Up on them there hills


"Mine aren't words as I go mute in subspace, which isn't the most convenient

If you space quickly a physical sign usually works.

Hold something and let it go as the sign to stop."

Oh, while I appreciate the metaphor, don’t complicate what should be kept simple.

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By *itzi999Woman
over a year ago

Slough


"Heared the ultimate safe word today .

Meatloaf.

I will do anything for love .but

I won't do that .

I use the normal traffic light ones

Green Amber Red . although no ones every needed to use them .

so whats yours

Anything as inventive as meatloaf

"

Cabbages

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By *asterR and slut maya OP   Man
over a year ago

Bradford

Yes people use alsorts of ways to signal. But I'm asking about fun

Alternative

And here we have one cabbages

But would that be a green light not

Red one

Just a thought

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

We use a little bell as more often than not she can't speak. I also know how her body works and reacts so know when the bell is on its way.

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By *asterR and slut maya OP   Man
over a year ago

Bradford


"We use a little bell as more often than not she can't speak. I also know how her body works and reacts so know when the bell is on its way.

"

Another good way

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By *uckslut and MCouple
over a year ago

Poole


"We use a little bell as more often than not she can't speak. I also know how her body works and reacts so know when the bell is on its way.

"

We don't have a safe word. Everyone is now screaming at the screen! We've been in the community too long. He knows how to read my body. He knows it better tgan I do. Plus, how can you say a safe word, if your gaggad?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Always arrange a safe word and a safe tap out as can't always talk if gagged or being otherwise restricted from speech

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By *asterR and slut maya OP   Man
over a year ago

Bradford

Yes its a good point about tapping

Out .

Obviously I can't have worded this

Question correctly I should have

Said what fun safe words can you

Come up with .

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By *teveanddebsCouple
over a year ago

Norwich


"I insist on at least 6 letters, one number and a special character.

3 fails and 20mins before you can try again"

LMAO

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By *asterR and slut maya OP   Man
over a year ago

Bradford

Thanks all for your contributions

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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"Mine aren't words as I go mute in subspace, which isn't the most convenient

--You don't need them if you sort other things out imo (though it depends what's happening too of course)

I reckon you need serious role play going on to really need a safe word!

I am of a similar view, when I play or do rope.

If something is not right just tell me, a safeword is a very blunt instrument. Also as someone said, if they go non vocal a safeword is not much help (there are ways around this).

In my mind there are three reasons to offer safewords.

Firstly if you are playing with someone new they will feel more comfortable relying on a safeword, but more importantly they may feel safer with a Top that offers one.

Second, if the scene is primal or CNC where the agreed play is that resistance is to be ignored you then need a safeword that can be used if the play becomes too intense or something is hurting.

Third, some people don't go non vocal but do get confused, and a safeword is more accessible for some than an explanation.

The final thing to note is that a safeword does not remove the Tops responsibility for the bottom. They still need to use the various ways of checking in to ensure the bottom is well. Like a boxing refereree they need to know when the bottom has had enough.

"

Yes, unless it’s CNC, no and stop mean no and stop and are easier to say than pink flamingos…. And if you’re incapable of speaking that are no use at all.

But I agree for nervous or newbie people I can see why they would like to use them when first exploring playing with power roles, verbal sparring etc

Relying on safe words can be dangerous , you need those non verbal signs, you need to know what distress looks like to your partner and be ready to act on it

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I think when someone knows your tells a safe word is not needed and not used.

A body shift, a noise, a certain posture, a clench of a fist, breathing, too many to list, can say way more.

A tap is much easier to do and less harsh. A safe word said in haste can sound urgent and panic the Dom.

PW

But if I had to pick a fun safe word I'd pick... ouch!

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By *asterR and slut maya OP   Man
over a year ago

Bradford

Most people who have been a proper bdsm relationship know comuncation is the most important be that ver. Onl

Or none verbal its about a meeting of minds understanding one another .but just for a bit of fun

Alternative safe words please

Ouch not sure if you can really count that as if your useing to say stop one stroke and your done where do you go from there .but it was a funny one .

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