BlkTallFullfig
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Anyway the question ... D/S where it fits for you? D/s fits under the "Alternative Lifestyles" umbrella for me, which is essentially all that we do, regardless of skill or tecnique. quote:
You see D/S as a seperate identity/lifestyle to BDSM (eg totally unrelated, can have D/S without BDSM? I've never seen it separate from BDSM, but now feel like I'm being asked if I think we should get a divorce. Yes, I believe it fits within BDSM, but can stand completely on it's own without involving bondage, discipline, sadism or masochism at all. When subs/slaves ask me my hard limits, I'm never sure what to tell them, because I think they expect it is scat; my hard limit is lack of submission, losing the dynamic for which we signed up as a Dominant and Submissive. My profile states that I specifically seek someone who is interested in power exchange. Many people may not contact me because of my interest list, when the only interest on my list that trully matters is a significant degree of power exchange; everything else is open to negotiation. quote:
You think of D/S as the essence of BDSM (eg it's inclusion is moot: without it bondage, discipline, sadism, masochism, master, slave would not exisit)? Absolutely not the essence. I think it clarifies and simplifies roles, but that is only my perspective, and lord knows I am biased in this regard. I think it's fairly easy for most people doing BDSM to do it without any significant power exchange relationship. I could easily play with any number of people (if I ever got over being shy), and not be in a power exchange situation with them. M
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