Eager males can sometimes treat their partners as children when it comes to giving her control. You tell her something she can have happen. She doesn't do it. So another time you tell her again. She doesn't have it happen. So you keep telling her again as if she were a child who can't understand or remember.
Not surprisingly this doesn't go down well with her.
A good reason for her not doing what you said she could do is that she didn't want this. Once you know she knows, don't tell her again. One day she may want to try it, and then she will.
In your situation you had to be proactive to get things started. As long as things continue to happen you should move from pushing for something to happen to giving positive feedback when it does happen and afterwards. This moves her from feeling 'oh dear, I've got to do something' to 'mmm, I think I might make him happy tonight and have some fun myself'.
So if you do something for her which is traditionally something we she is the only one who is meant to enjoy it, then saying immediately afterwards "Thankyou - I enjoyed that" is always appreciated and gets her starting to think AND FEEL that having you do this is pleasing you.
I strongly recommend against her giving forward planning assigned to a time (ie activity on Monday night). This means that if she changes her mind it is very easy to not do anything on Monday night and because you didn't know that she had been thinking of Monday activity, you are not shattered when it doesn't happen.
MUCH BETTER to simply say "Yes Princess". (I find it helps to have a term for her role so that by saying this you both know you are referring to the role.)
You could add "I'll try my best. Please pull me up if I lapse".
The "you can of course ...." is repeating the same lesson to her as if she is a very stupid child.
With DevS I have the (optional) Wish Word "Be Quiet" which means that the Knight must stop talking about anything related to DevS. Very useful to her when we get over eager and want to talk every chance we get.
All quickly written so I hope it makes sense.
And once again remember to celebrate the huge progress you have both made!
Not surprisingly this doesn't go down well with her.
A good reason for her not doing what you said she could do is that she didn't want this. Once you know she knows, don't tell her again. One day she may want to try it, and then she will.
In your situation you had to be proactive to get things started. As long as things continue to happen you should move from pushing for something to happen to giving positive feedback when it does happen and afterwards. This moves her from feeling 'oh dear, I've got to do something' to 'mmm, I think I might make him happy tonight and have some fun myself'.
So if you do something for her which is traditionally something we she is the only one who is meant to enjoy it, then saying immediately afterwards "Thankyou - I enjoyed that" is always appreciated and gets her starting to think AND FEEL that having you do this is pleasing you.
I strongly recommend against her giving forward planning assigned to a time (ie activity on Monday night). This means that if she changes her mind it is very easy to not do anything on Monday night and because you didn't know that she had been thinking of Monday activity, you are not shattered when it doesn't happen.
Here she issues a request/rule. Really good that she is making what she wants clear.She: "Ok ... now ... for the next days though, I'd like you to be relaxed, and calm. Ok?"
You seem to be taking over what she said , and I get the feel from her reply that she feels this.Me: "Ok! Yes, great! So ... I'll try to not hassle you in any way, ok? Meaning that I won't mention chastity and my arousal in any way, that I don't touch you without asking even with good intentions, and also not ask if you need something, like massages. Ok?"
She: "Yeah ... ok, good."
Me: "You can of course tell me anytime you want to do something for you. I'd absolutely love that!"
She smiled, then: "Yes, I know. We'll see."
MUCH BETTER to simply say "Yes Princess". (I find it helps to have a term for her role so that by saying this you both know you are referring to the role.)
You could add "I'll try my best. Please pull me up if I lapse".
The "you can of course ...." is repeating the same lesson to her as if she is a very stupid child.
With DevS I have the (optional) Wish Word "Be Quiet" which means that the Knight must stop talking about anything related to DevS. Very useful to her when we get over eager and want to talk every chance we get.
All quickly written so I hope it makes sense.
And once again remember to celebrate the huge progress you have both made!