You did it. änsd§falg3hdrfoa%gijä=snvmch <-- my brain on the floor
Ummm, Sherlock really getting his Dom on made me REALLY HAPPY to write, lol. And it made John very happy to get written! I might have had more fun writing him really deep in subspace than is quite decent. *whistles innocently*
Control Freak! And I mean that in an affectionate way.
I love the image of him keeping an eye on his own reactions and just ruthlessly tamping down any kind of excitement--I think he would find that a major thrill, in a way.
You made me get lost in John's headspace of more more MORE, so I was as confused as him when Sherlock started talking about safewords.
Ah, yes! I had someone else say that, that they were disoriented when Sherlock backs off there, and that's such a compliment, I'm super-flattered by it! It's funny, I meant this story to be about John's trust of Sherlock, but in a way it became a lot more about Sherlock's ability to trust himself. For all his protests, John really does already trust Sherlock completely (thus the title), but Sherlock needed to know that he could be observant and in-control enough to stop when John couldn't give consent anymore. Luckily there are lots of other times in store for them (lucky, lucky John!)
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Ummm, Sherlock really getting his Dom on made me REALLY HAPPY to write, lol. And it made John very happy to get written! I might have had more fun writing him really deep in subspace than is quite decent. *whistles innocently*
Control Freak! And I mean that in an affectionate way.
I love the image of him keeping an eye on his own reactions and just ruthlessly tamping down any kind of excitement--I think he would find that a major thrill, in a way.
You made me get lost in John's headspace of more more MORE, so I was as confused as him when Sherlock started talking about safewords.
Ah, yes! I had someone else say that, that they were disoriented when Sherlock backs off there, and that's such a compliment, I'm super-flattered by it! It's funny, I meant this story to be about John's trust of Sherlock, but in a way it became a lot more about Sherlock's ability to trust himself. For all his protests, John really does already trust Sherlock completely (thus the title), but Sherlock needed to know that he could be observant and in-control enough to stop when John couldn't give consent anymore. Luckily there are lots of other times in store for them (lucky, lucky John!)