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Books on positions and protocol - 7/4/2007 12:34:14 PM

akbarbarian

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I'm looking for resources that define and have pictures of body positions. I am also looking for resources on implimenting a higher protocol M/s relationship. Being that I'm not ex military, I don't have that edge, and reading a many thousand page military manual seems kind of like a hard way to do things. Thanks.

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RE: Books on positions and protocol - 7/4/2007 12:36:27 PM

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I'm looking for resources that define and have pictures of body positions. I am also looking for resources on implimenting a higher protocol M/s relationship. Being that I'm not ex military, I don't have that edge, and reading a many thousand page military manual seems kind of like a hard way to do things. Thanks.

http://www.bcwsd.com/backroom/library/articles_us/slavepos.shtml, This i have looked at. Even though it doesn't show a lot of positions, it at least shows the basics. Best of luck

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RE: Books on positions and protocol - 7/4/2007 12:48:03 PM

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Robert Rubel has a protocol book that is essentially his protocol manual for his slave. However, I would also suggest reading Emily Post's Etiquette book and Butler's and Household Managers book.

In my opinion, protocols are best established around something that has meaning to you. Take a particular aspect of your life that is important and set up a protocol for it. It is also important to not start too many protocols at one time. It takes time and consistent practice to make protocols a natural part of your behavior.

There have been several threads lately on protocols. It might be a good idea to search those for more information.

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