Processing Pain in Play

by Luna Carruthers

If every play session ends before you want it to, or you feel like you whimp out- you too can benefit from learning healthier more successful pain processing techniques!

Processing Pain in Play is a downloadable e-book that will give you the secrets to better pain processing for longer more exciting play sessions and meaningful, rewarding SM exchanges.

I was once where you are now. I wished I could endure more pain or that I could reach sub space whenever I wanted. And now I can. I’ve learned the right and wrong ways to process pain and can use them to better benefit each and every time we play.

What You’ll

- The positive and negative ways to process pain
- How to learn a new processing technique that will work for you
- The best way to process pain during play
- What can interfere with your pain process

41 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 28, 2011

About the author

Hi, I'm lunaKM. I'm an obese, fat, not ashamed of my size submissive with a lot of passion for what I do and how I serve. My Master has taught me to think beyond the basic responses (ie. Why do I serve? "To please him," wouldn't go over well.) and get to the meat of the issues each and every time. I thank him each day for that.

I've been in the active scene since 2003. I explored online before that and found that it just wasn't enough, I needed the real thing.

I met my Master online in a chat room late 2003. He moved from England to be with me in October 2004. We got engaged on Valentine's Day 2010. We were married June 4, 2011.

My Master and I have been together since 2003. We met when we were both new to BDSM so learning has been wonderful. We have the same likes and dislikes which makes pleasing him easier. I received my permanent collar February 2007 and have bloomed and grown so much since then.

I'm a stay at home submissive and totally immersed in the lifestyle as I have no outside or inside interference. (No kids, no close family, no job) This makes for an ideal way for us to live.

Reviews

[Shaunda Hardy · Rating 5 out of 5]

A must read for any novice considering pain play

Really an amazing read for anyone considering D/s relationships and pain play. This book is a very helpful guidance document full of recommendations for any novice.