MysticalPhoenix
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Joined: 11/30/2005 From: Kelloggsville, Vanilla County MI Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: Aimtoplease101 Have you ever thought that meeting people with similar interests in the bdsm lifestyle would be a lot easier if there was some discrete symbol that dommes and subs could wear in public? Like a blue bracelet, or a red toe ring, or a black tie. Something that was not so unusual as to draw attention from the uninitiated, but sufficiently unique/ rare to serve as an identifying sign to those who know what to look for? ATP It would be nice to have a secret handshake or code phrase (I hear the salmon are running well today) to give to people you see that you think might be part of the club, but it would have to be something as universally recognizable as the gay community's pink triangle (and that was not something they came up with on their own) or the Christian fish (something that has been in use for 2,000 years. It's tricky, because that triskelion pendant, might be just a triskelion (sometimes you have to get rather close to tell the diff), and handcuff jewelry or accessories (I had a belt when I was a teenager that fastened with handcuffs-it was a fashionable accessory, not a symbol of anything) might just be trendy jewelry or accessory. My boy's training collar came from a fashionable jewelry store, lots of people are just wearing them as necklaces (they also have matching bracelets and rings). Such time as the bdsm community is able to come up from the underground, organize and do some politicking to actually get rights for ourselves, like other groups, such as the gay community, there will be no visible, universally recognizable symbol. Phoenix
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