- I’m okay
- I love you
- Thank you
- It’s alright
- I’m not hurt
- I’m not hurt too badly
- You’re lovely/wonderful/kind
- I enjoyed it
- It was worth it
- Take your time
- Do you need anything?
- Do you want a cuddle?
- Do you want me to get dressed/take the collar off/put the crop away?
- Do you want to talk about it?
- I’m here
- You’re not a bad person
Top drop/dom drop usually comes from shock, guilt or insecurity about the way you have just treated someone whose well-being you care about very much. Like sub drop, it is usually accompanied by a fall in endorphins and general energy levels. Especially for aces (who I find have a greater need to be in the right mindset/’zone’ for play and intimacy), a ‘snap’ moment where you break out of play mode can throw you emotionally, and the end of play causes a similar reassessment or double-take at what happened during the scene.
Dominants in drop require the same kind of care as subs, but a different kind of reassurance.
Worth a reblog
This is soooo so important and not addressed enough, it’s a two way street.. BOTH parties may need intense care and reassurance afterwards. Bravo for this post !
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