I realized that my last post stopped halfway through the story. I finished writing it and was still a bit angsty. But that’s not how I was feeling when I posted it.
Before I hit “Publish”, I shared it with my Sir. I do that when I write about him. He hasn’t told me to do that, it’s not a rule. But I want him to know what’s in my heart and on my mind before I share with you all.
I already had my beliefs about subdrop – I think of it as a ”me problem.” It’s just something that happens naturally – and maybe, like Fondles said in her comment on my last post:
“… it’s also cycles and hormones. And cortisol levels and nutrition, and just everyday variations that affect our brains and internal chemistry, so that something just shifts and our ‘mood’ changes. And then it’s Hello Spiral!”
In any case, when it happens, my feelings bubble up and spill out. I messaged Sir with questions, hinting at what I was feeling, but not very clearly. Then I backtracked and doubted myself, second-guessed what I was saying. His response settled me, but I didn’t ask for what I needed – I didn’t even know what I needed.
Ultimately, I think that I’m responsible for getting myself straightened out. So I didn’t expect him to be able to do much.
After all, I am responsible for my own feelings. If something’s wrong, it’s up to me to figure out how to deal with it, manage it, take care of it. I don’t exactly think I need to ‘put on my big girl panties,” but not far from it.
And…
When I shared the post with my Sir, I got this response:
“In future, if you find yourself doubting, panicking or sliding into a rabbit hole you will tell me immediately. I won’t need an explanation, just message me two words: rabbit hole. And don’t stop to think whether you should or you shouldn’t, just do it. I will find a ladder to get you out.
Understood?”
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Every part of that message strikes a chord in me, resonates within me. Every time I read it, I stroke my lips, put a hand to my cheek, touch his belt.
I’m learning something new here, in this relationship, in the best possible way.

I am in tears reading his response to you. This is what all of us submissive girls dream of. Thank you for sharing this with us, my dear friend. I LOVE what is happening for you in your world right now and couldn’t feel more joy for you❤️
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Thank you, Nora! It is kind of amazing, isn’t it? I love that it touched you too. 💜
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I had to come back and read this again, olivia. This may be one of the most powerful, impactful D/s experiences that I have ever read about. I am so grateful you shared this with us.
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It was really powerful for me, for sure. I’m so glad it resonated deeply with you. I am a lucky woman. 💜
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You sure are! Hats off to your Sir…he sounds pretty amazing ❤️
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I feel like the dunce of Olivia’s blog. I admit I don’t read every post, but I figured I read enough of them to get the idea that you were no longer a practicing submissive–that you didn’t have a Dom. Did I miss something. I love your blog even if I am a horrible reader.
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wow Olivia, I so love this. Such powerful words. I would wager those words may stop further trips down the rabbit hole. If you feel it starting, re-read 😀
I too love that this is happening for you and am so thrilled for you.
Hugs
Roz 💜
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Thank you, Roz. I think you’re right. Rereading those words could be a real deterrent to future sub drop. Although, I suspect that ultimately sub drop might be stronger than any logical prevention. I’m glad you’re here to enjoy these good times with me. 💜💜
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Very nicely done, girl!
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