I am convinced that my Knight obeyed my rules against masturbation during the last couple months. So, I decided that he deserved a reward for good behavior and I let him come last night. I woke him up in the middle of the night and spent about an hour playing with and teasing his cock with my hands and tongue. He wasn't expecting to be allowed to come. When I pushed him over the edge it was pretty clear to me that he really had not come in several months. His orgasm took over his entire body and it was more than 10 minutes before he could move again. I cleaned up while he recovered, and then I pulled him close to me and we went back to sleep.
This morning, I made it a point to tell him that last night's orgasm was a reward for keeping the no masturbation rule while we were on break. I told him that things like that help to show me that he really does enjoy our flr, and is not "just putting up with it" to "keep the peace." I need to see and feel his enjoyment/contentment with flr in order for me to feel comfortable allowing it to grow.
And then I told him that if time and circumstances permit today, he'll get one more......
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Knight has a thing for body piercings. I have a couple piercings that he gets to play with and take photos of when he's been really good...
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Knight has a thing for body piercings. I have a couple piercings that he gets to play with and take photos of when he's been really good...
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I told Knight that in order for me to put any more energy or effort into our marriage he MUST: see a doctor to find out why he's havin...
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Lately -- probably for the past year or so..our "slips" away from strict flr have been my fault, and I need to find a solution. ...
Control, reward, control is good. It might be expressed as duty fulfilled, reward, new task, duty fulfilled, then another reward. Over time, duties and tasks become more numerous and complex. Rewards as positive reenforcement is good, but punishment may also be required. Late night spankings work, but mid-day "time outs" away from the kids also work.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful New Year's Eve and a great 2014. Love, respect, and communications are still be keys to success.