Gay submission

Don't forget to listen to your sub's desires as well.

· Developing a Dom Persona: Here's where you get to flex your creative muscles. This includes what feels okay, what doesn’t, and what would cross an emotional line. Submissive, conversely, is defined as ready to conform to authority or will of others; meekly obedient or passive.

It would be best if you were certain that you are both excited. It’s not easy being a submissive, but it can be incredibly rewarding.

Being both a Dominant and a submissive means being uncomfortable, being vulnerable, open, honest, truthful, respectful, have a sense of humor, and a willingness to fail and grow from those failures.

But first, we must start somewhere with some broad passes of the brush to start roughing out our foundation. And let's not forget the most important safety item: good ol' common sense.

· Muscle Suits: These specially designed outfits help to accentuate your physical presence, playing into the power dynamics of a dom-sub relationship.

What are your expectations in return? Also, a "no" means full stop.

· Communication: If consent is the skeleton, communication is the lifeblood of your relationship.

3. Do you see yourself as a strict disciplinarian, a nurturing guide, or something different? It is a great deal of responsibility!

As you explore this role, you'll uncover facets of your personality and sexuality that might have been previously undiscovered.

Engaging in conversations with other doms, reading resources, attending workshops, and acquiring new skills will further enhance your dom persona.

Here are additional resources you can check out:

· Subreddits like r/askgaybros, r/gaykink, and r/bdsm.

· YouTube channels like Beg ForJay, Morgan Thorne, and Evie Lupine

` Online blogs like Watts The Safewordand Inara Pey

· Books like "The New Topping Book," "The Heart of Dominance," and "Make Your First BDSM Scene Amazing."

Embracing Your Role as a Gay Dom

Transitioning into a dom role might seem intimidating at first, but with patience, understanding, and respect, you can fully embrace this part of your identity.

A threesome isn’t just about bodies; it’s about attention, emotions, vulnerability, and trust. Some of you know and have known for a long time that you were one or the other. Care for their physical and emotional state. Jealousy isn’t a failure it’s information. There is no leader without someone to guide. We'll delve deep into the intricate dynamics, uncovering the roles and even the nifty tools that can spice up your experience.

They should feel free to express any discomfort or boundaries.

5. Is it losing your partner’s attention? It is your responsibility as a dom to respect these.

Continual Learning and Growth Opportunities

Just like any other aspect of life, being a gay dom presents innumerable opportunities for learning and growth.

Feeling empowered quiets it.

A threesome isn’t about proving how open-minded or confident you are. Instead, grounding yourself in your own experience helps.