Guys and girls, I'm sorry. But as someone who has practiced for a while now, I have a big problem with those who refer to this as a "little mistake". I can tell that the OP is sincerely sorry, and I respect his candor and regret. But this is a big deal. Fortunately, I do feel that this thread can serve as a very valuable learning tool for others.
Amen brother. I do not understand how people continue to call this an "honest mistake, or everyone makes mistakes, or now you know her limits." Based on the fact that she was freaking out when the device was put against her right away, how can anyone say it was a honest mistake or lapse in judgment when he intentionally left it on her while he left the room for at least a minute or two. The guy clearly had no regard for her on an emotional level and was treating her more like an object at this point. The fact that he is more concerned with whether or not she'll let him tickle her again rather than how he hurt her emotionally makes me wonder if he cares about what he did with her even half as much as how it will affect his chances to get a thrill out of tickling her again.
I just want to be clear that I don't intend to pass judgment. What I really want people to get out of my response is as follows. Though you may sympathize with our OP, acknowledge this situation for what it is. It's not a "little mistake". It's a rather big fuck-up. I would tell this to anyone in the same situation, even if I happened to be very close with them. It is my hope that those reading this, especially those new to the scene, will understand that doing something like this is not cool. Sugarcoating the situation does not help anyone and may, in fact, give some the impression that they can succeed where this young man did not. I have nothing against our OP, personally. I feel that he is very genuine in his regret, and I respect the hell out of that.[/QUOT
At least you are one of the only others to admit this is not just a minor slip up. The guy actually tortured another human being. To be honest, I firmly believe he is more upset about the fact that she may not let him tickle her again more so than he is upset with the fact that he harmed her emotionally.
Triple_Facepalm said:wait where exactly was the brush stuck? and it was driiving her nuts cause it was ticklling her?
Bondage rule #1, never leave your bound partner alone. Especially with any mobile objects on or near them.
I'm sorry what happened to your play. It very well might have an impact on you. Take some time away from play for a bit, and enjoy other aspects of your sexuality, and make sure your GF is not troubled by what happened, and talk about it a bit. Later you can try to see if things work again.
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At least you are one of the only others to admit this is not just a minor slip up. The guy actually tortured another human being. To be honest, I firmly believe he is more upset about the fact that she may not let him tickle her again more so than he is upset with the fact that he harmed her emotionally.
I just want to be clear that I don't intend to pass judgment. What I really want people to get out of my response is as follows. Though you may sympathize with our OP, acknowledge this situation for what it is. It's not a "little mistake". It's a rather big fuck-up. I would tell this to anyone in the same situation, even if I happened to be very close with them. It is my hope that those reading this, especially those new to the scene, will understand that doing something like this is not cool. Sugarcoating the situation does not help anyone and may, in fact, give some the impression that they can succeed where this young man did not. I have nothing against our OP, personally. I feel that he is very genuine in his regret, and I respect the hell out of that.
At least you are one of the only others to admit this is not just a minor slip up. The guy actually tortured another human being. To be honest, I firmly believe he is more upset about the fact that she may not let him tickle her again more so than he is upset with the fact that he harmed her emotionally.
I'm going to keep this post short, because I think this thread is way too long already. When the OP tells you up top that he regards his mistake as a very serious one, I can't for the life of me see the merit in lecturing him on what he's already avowed. If he were saying "That was fun, I think I'll try it again," I would understand the point of lecturing him, but not in this instance. To me, what makes sense is to address solely the question of how to keep the mistake from doing permanent damage to the relationship--and that's the real key, the relationship. And considering that his girlfriend is a consenting adult, I think she can speak for herself about what she needs for the relationship to stay on track. This board needs to be a place where people can admit mistakes without being jumped on, and too often, people are more interested in being right and being righteous than in being helpful.
I have a big problem with those who take an honest little mistake and use it try to come off all gallant and concerned, hoping the ladies will take notice. Try practicing some forum etiquette once in a while.Guys and girls, I'm sorry. But as someone who has practiced for a while now, I have a big problem with those who refer to this as a "little mistake".
I have a big problem with those who take an honest little mistake and use it try to come off all gallant and concerned, hoping the ladies will take notice. Try practicing some forum etiquette once in a while.
I have a big problem with those who take an honest little mistake and use it try to come off all gallant and concerned, hoping the ladies will take notice. Try practicing some forum etiquette once in a while.