whats a good safety word?
bdsm
02/02/2011
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anything that you can all remember
02/02/2011
We use red/yellow/green when safe words are necessary.
Red denotes an immediate stop.
Yellow indicates proceed with caution, that my submissive is uncomfortable/reaching their limits but is willing to proceed.
Green means continue.
If we're scening where the colours might actually come up in conversation, we add flag to the end of the colour so as to distinguish between contexts. If it's not our first time with a technique or process, we only use red and forego the other colours.
Red denotes an immediate stop.
Yellow indicates proceed with caution, that my submissive is uncomfortable/reaching their limits but is willing to proceed.
Green means continue.
If we're scening where the colours might actually come up in conversation, we add flag to the end of the colour so as to distinguish between contexts. If it's not our first time with a technique or process, we only use red and forego the other colours.
02/02/2011
buzinga
02/02/2011
Something in a dif language
07/14/2011
Quote:
I've always liked jabberwoky
Originally posted by
thedude
whats a good safety word?
09/09/2011
Try the name of a food you don't like.
09/21/2011
colours are good
04/20/2012
red/yellow/green or something you wouldn't normally say. For nonverbal, do hand-clenches or loud taps
04/21/2012
sandwich
04/08/2013
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RED is usually a well known safe word. If you like to have a separate safe word you can do that to. Just make it something you can remember and something you wouldn't normally say during play. Ouch vs. banana. Banana although silly would be a clearer safe word.
Originally posted by
thedude
whats a good safety word?
04/09/2013
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