[steely] Look, a safeword is usually personal. Specific. Unique to the person saying it. Or to the couple. It’s nothing that you would say during sex so that it breaks the scene on purpose. [pause for question] [getting impatient] No, you don’t change the safe word unless something drastic happens. You change it – especially if you do it a lot – and it confuses both dom and sub. Pick one and keep it. [sighing in annoyance] [another question] Yes, always a good idea to go over the rules at the beginning of the scene – I know they went over this in the other classes. [said hurriedly] Look, no more questions. Not until he’s collared and crawling. [beat – making sure they are listening] [sweet, almost reverent – to Baby Boy] You ready? Good. Let me see you. [shuffling of clothes] Fuck yes. That’s my Baby Boy. Let me get your collar. [sounds of buckling collar on his neck] Too tight? No? Ok. On your hands and knees. Ass up. [beat] That is so sexy. [sigh – preparing yourself to talk to the crowd] Alright. What is edging? [pause] Ok. Technically yes. But that’s not all it is. [During this explanation, you’re getting Baby Boy ready for what’s about to happen – lubing him up and stretching him – layer wet SFX, cap of lube, his moans or hisses as appropriate] Edging is taking your partner to the edge The brink The very precipice of an orgasm So close a breath could tip them over And then stopping Over and over Making them so desperate So mindless So utterly yours That they’ll do anything you want. [breathy] That feel good, baby? I bet it does. I’ll make it feel even better.