Pet Play – Building a dynamic
Non verbal safewords
I want to take a quick moment to briefly cover non verbal safewords because this can be a major roadblock when starting out in pet play.
Some pet players become non-verbal when in their pet space. This can make communicating in scene and safewording really hard
Don’t worry! There are a ton of ways to get around this!
I like to use the traffic light system to check in during my play.
Green = I’m really enjoying myself keep going!
Orange = something isnt quite right, please take some more time to check in with me
Red = STOP
Here are a few different ways I like to communicate the traffic light system depending on my scenes and head spaces.
Green | Purring | Nuzzling | Bringing my partner a green toy | |
Orange | Hissing | Tilting my head sideways | Bring them an orange/yellow toy | |
Red | Growling | covering ‘muzzle’ with paws | Bring them a red toy |
Yes or no questions can also be a good way to communicate during pet scenes as the pet only has to nod or shake their head to respond.
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NaughtyNora
Great post, Lil Succubuss! I don’t know very much about pet play and this was very informative…thank you 🙂
Lil Succubuss
Thank you so much for taking the time to read and comment – its made my day!
And I’m so glad you found this post to be informative! 😊😊
NaughtyNora
You are welcome, my friend! Have a wonderful day ❤